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'Whoohoo FREE BREAKFAST'! Teen Vogue gets it WRONG (like really wrong) in piece about The Black Panthers

Kids these days, amirite?

Teen Vogue wrote quite possibly one of the silliest fluff pieces ever written about The Black Panthers, seemingly ignoring who they were and what they did. And tying them in with Martin Luther King Jr …

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C’mon.

The Black Panthers were known for their free breakfast program? DAFUQ?

From Teen Vogue:

The Black Panther Party, founded in 1966 by two students, Huey Newton and Bobby Seale, was known for its free breakfast program, political education classes, and belief in radical self-defense. In fact, the Black Panther Party was one of the most popular socialist organizations in U.S. history. But rumors about the Panthers — that they were violent, drug-addicted, and corrupt — were common, when in actuality, much of the on-the-ground membership was made up of women who used nonviolent and educational tactics to fight inequality alongside male activists. The Black Panther Party’s Ten-Point Platform included demands for guaranteed income, affordable housing, and an opposition to the military, particularly the involvement of African-Americans in a military complex perceived as colonial.

The demands of the Panthers were not so distinct from the demands of Dr. King by the end of his life. But the mythology surrounding the Black Panther Party couldn’t be more different than the mythology surrounding Dr. King.

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You know that face you make when you think your kids have been messing with the thermostat but you can’t prove it? Yup, just made that face.

Psh, don’t forget their free political education classes.

Quiet you with your Google oppression.

But free breakfast, man.

D’oh!

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Dude, do you mind? We’re thinking about free bacon now.

Stay in school, kids.


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