Images of Black Men in America (1988) | Huey P. Newton, Ishmael Reed and Jawanza Kunjufu

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An episode of KPIX-TV's People Are Talking, examining images and challenging stereotypes of black men in American society, presented by Ann Fraser and Ross McGowan on January 15th 1988. Features discussion with members of the audience and guests Huey P. Newton, Ishmael Reed and Jawanza Kunjufu. This program was aired to honor Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday. From the Bay Area Television Archive.

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コメント (21)

@CJOYINNERTAIN 4年前

My dear friend produced this show. I am the person being asked the first question with black glasses. My Muslim sisters are there with me. Huey was my neighbor. Thanks for sharing. Sharifah
@blitzgreg1 4年前

Heuy P Newton rest In black power.
@beoverwait 2年前

Huey newton was not with anyone cutting him off 🤣🤣🤣 Very strong and fearless man
@MrSlimster4422 2年前

This show is the perfect example of why freedom of speech is so important in our society.
@dadiva2475 4年前

I saw this on TV when I was home sick from school. I was 15. Now I'm 47 and the fight continues..
@user-ft2vf9lk7v 4年前

RIP Dr. Huey P. Newton you were a real one.
@dejamcdonald7471 3年前

I’m so happy that Huey didn’t let the white man talking over him. Show your dominance. That white man felt obligated and felt he had the right to talk over Huey. I love my people and stay strong 💪🏾🖤👑
@Ragadocious21 11ヶ月前

Jawanza Kunjufu fills me with so much pride. It's a shame not much has changed since then, and in some cases have gotten worse.
@nickynicki7625 4年前

I love how blatant their responses were, not clouded with emotion but just dropping hard facts
@blacksultan2727 4年前

Huey immediately starts going for the neck, what a man...
@beazdakid1988 1年前

This interview happened the year I was born 34 years ago. And it’s insane how most of what they saying is absolutely true too this day.
@pasheawoo1105 3年前

Can I just say that these 3 kings is what our world is missing. Different perspectives but right within their own right. I absolutely love hearing Huey p Newton speak! Never a dull moment! R.I.H.
@SolarLove7 4年前

It's 2020 and they are discussing the same exact things that are happening today. smh
@morgantilong9035 4年前

these questions are rigged, but these men are more intelligent than the host.
@baileymoore7779 3年前

Huey should be recognized especially since the FBI systematically destroyed his work to the point where some people even today still think the Panthers were terrorists when in actuality Huey had some of the biggest balls in history not to mention he was highly intelligent. It's annoying when these interviewers always try to talk over him same thing happened with William F Buckley
@deborahmcneil788 1年前

This is the type of programming that is needed today. People are not being honest today.
@bigh9884 3年前

Respect to the brother in the audience who reccomend a national holiday honoring Brother Newton.
@Lilreeces10 4年前

Maaaaaaan Dr. Jawanza was spitting facts. All still relevant today SMH
@anthonybates8568 9ヶ月前

The black people on this show were Talking so HEAVY. I loved every minute of it✊🏿
@rosegold_7 3年前

I love the way she went out of her way to pronounce their names very correctly and with such dignity in her delivery