From the Book - First edition.
Introduction: the Black Panthers and black power, Peniel E. Joseph
ch.1. In defense of self-defense: pathways to the BPP
Cyril "Bullwhip" Innis Jr.
Anatomy of a setup no.1, as told separately by Cyril "Bullwhip" Innis Jr., J. Yasmeen Sutton, and Claudia Chesson-Williams
Nana Ohema Akua Anum Njinga Onyame Nyamekye (formerly Patti Byrd)
To live for the people: the rank and file and the "histories" of the Black Panther Party, Yohuyru Williams
ch. 2. The people are my strength: coalition building in the BPP
Charlotte "Mama C." O'Neal
The Black Panther Party and the rise of radical ethnic nationalism, Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar
The global Panthers, Nico Slate
ch.3. A sister's place in the revolution: women in leadership in the BPP
Revolution, struggle, and resilience: women in the Black Panther Party, Rhonda Y. Williams
ch.4. Block by block, door-to-door: building community support by serving the people
Esutosin Omowale Osunkoya
M. Gayle Dickson (aka Asali)
The Black Panther rank and file, Jama Lazerow
The Black Panther Party's health activism, Alondra Nelson
ch.5. The single greatest threat: the covert war against the BPP
Anatomy of a setup no.2, as told by Melvin Dickson
Jamal Joseph - Steve McCutchen
Editor's note: Sojourn with the Panthers.
