Fred Hampton: Black Panthers in Chicago
Fred Hampton: Black Panthers in Chicago is one of the most talked-about Documentary movies released in 1969, attracting audiences with its cinematic storytelling and memorable performances.
Fred Hampton talks eloquently and passionately about the Free Breakfast for Children Program and Free Health Clinic set up by the Black Panthers to feed and tend to the poor and hungry. In response to a specific question about events in Chicago and the conspiracy trial, he talks about how those running the city are "crazy with power," about racism, fascism and imperialism, and the need to educate, organise and lead by example.