A Bobby Seale Story: Black Panthers

A Bobby Seale Story: Black Panthers

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This documentary follows Bobby Seale's rise as co-founder of the Black Panther Party, battling racism, government repression, and internal power struggles-staying true to his mission even when surrounded by ego, conflict, and betrayal.
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