Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Huey P. Newton. It needs to be at least 1000 words.In 1971, he announced that the Black Panther Party had stopped to use violent methods of fight a

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Huey P. Newton. It needs to be at least 1000 words.

In 1971, he announced that the Black Panther Party had stopped to use violent methods of fight and switched onto tackling the burning social issues of America’s black community (education, employment, shelter, food and water, medical care, and others).

Newton was often accused of violent crimes – mostly murders, s

o in 1971 he had to run away to Cuba so that to avoid the lifelong imprisonment. However even from Cuba he continued to lead the Black Panthers Party, and living in this country made him even surer that socialism was an ideal political system. In 1974, on return from Cuba, Newton went to jail where he was studying philosophy and history, and in 1980 he obtained a PhD having written a thesis about the Black Panthers.

In 1989, Newton was killed by a drug-dealer Tyron Robinson in Oakland. The reasons for his murder are not obvious – some think that the Black Panthers took revenge on their leader who “betrayed” them. others claim that the reasons for the murder of Huey were connected with drugs (cocaine).

The regular fights between the white policemen and the Afro-American citizens in the 1960s resulted in emergence of one of the most extremists organizations in American history - Black Panther Party. One of the founders of the party was Huey P. Newton. Being an active opponent of the black people discrimination, he demanded from the write government to treat the Afro-American citizens with respect and care: eliminate unemployment, provide them with medical insurance, etc.

In his actions, Newton was guided by the philosophy and political goals of Karl Marx and Mao Zedong – just as these two ideologists, he only wished for all people of the USA to be happy. Consequently, the main enemies of the “Panthers” were empowered white racists who were proclaiming the ideas of slavery and genocide of the Afro-American people.

While the members of the organizations could turn into real monsters performing acts of