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a e Cz wf no g st co . . BLACK PANTHER PARTY CHARLOTTE DIVISION On January li, 1971 a source reported that on - January 8, 1971, ZAIDNRUAKUR, Deputy Minister of Information of the New York State ipter of the Black panther Party, appeared before approximately 1,000 persons gathered for Political Science Class 95A, at the University of North Carolina (UNC). SHAKUR replaced RICHARD MOORE, the speaker originally scheduled, as MOORE reportedly was unable to attend because of legal entanglements. SHAKUR was introduced by LARRY-LITTLE, Chairman of the Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Chapter of~the National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCF)}, which is closely allied with the BPP. He was flanked on three sides by five Panther bodyguards. By the time he had completed approximately half of his speech, the audience had dwindled, to less than - 500. SHAKUR spoke about the BPP, indicating that the member ship had been virtuely closed since 1969 and continued to be under a purge. He spoke about the 450 year histery of the black man and his racial and economic exploitations, but indicated that everything was subject to change. He indicated no more panthers were going to jail, claiming,they were dying anyhow and it did not make any difference how, indicating they were being shot down in the streets by the gestapo pig forces. He indicated that Jesus had been busted for anarchy when he was trying to overthrow an imperialist government. SHAKUR claimed the party's current motto, survival to service of the people, was exemplified by the Black Panthers program to provide clothing and transportation and other services needed by the black people in the communities and their sponsorship of free breakfast programs. He indicated the Black ranthers did not consider all black people gcod, and indicated there were black pigs, including the mayor of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He referred to the American scriety as “Babylon” indicating the United States legal system represented maximum security to the Black Panthers and he indicated NIXON was the number one warden. OF Pe ee SPS, ee, ee TT eT eke OD Rae : x ' em, : . , . . . ae - — on od ae < ee. 7 may ne. - - —« a or “. oa 7, em ~~” . as ~~ ~wt! ! Sas ~~ : Cou he af ha ®t 7 * fw we ~ . a oa _ tere eT ae ee en 5 et + “_ vee