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BLACK PANTHER PARTY RACIAL MATTERS stated KOKO HUGHES talked a very short time with the women, stressing. the importance of the black woman in the black community and in society today. She told the women that they should improve their image, change their hair style to Afro, wear the right type of clothing and to become African and believe in the Black awareness. {Y) - advised that KOKO HUGHES reportedly was leaving evening. of. April 21, 1969, or April 22, observed CHICO driving a 1967-69 Corvette Stingray, lor, bearing New York license, number unknown. did not know how long CHICO would remain on campus. . .- On advised that the scheduled speaker: QUEEN, both failed to appear at the college. and did not “speak, therefore, the programs for ril 22, 1969, and April 23, 1969, were not conducted. Sate a play, "Halleluiah, Baby," was seing. presented on ci on Thursday and.Friday, April 24 and 25 969, as part of the program. 1; cr ID <0 :2<0 no other workshops in connection w @ Black Po 1 Education Program were held ae as the scheduled speakers failed to appear for e@ program. 3 stated the play will be held on April 25, 1969, which will se the program. stated the program was very loosely organized and was con ed a failure as the scheduled Speakers, except CHICO and KOKO appeared. A Yee that the talks by the Bleck Panthers did not appe e overly impressive to the students and through inquiry he was unable to obtain any information that the Black Panther Party has any support on the campus. , I oa — = = as oun = ee" QUEEN HUGHES,.also known as KOKO, as being identical to the two speakers on April 21, 1969, th ? Characterization of the Black Panther Party is attached as an appendix to this memorandum..