Once upon a time there was the African-American revolution
Oakland, 1966. Huey Newton and Bobby Seale create the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, a radical political organization aimed at defending the civil rights of the black community.

Who were the members of the Black Panthers and what remains of them today?
What were their demands and what progress did they make for African-Americans? This graphic novel traces the history of the party: we discover its educational, social and medical program, its fight against police violence, and the role of the FBI, which operated to reduce it to nothing by all means.

Translated from English (United States) by Carole Delporte.