Black Panther Party Ten-Point Program Broadside (Original Printing)

This rare original 1966 broadside prints the foundational “What We Want / What We Believe” Ten-Point Program of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense. Typically produced as a single-sheet poster on legal-size or larger paper (often 8.5" x 14" or similar), it features the complete ten-point platform in bold typewritten text, frequently accompanied by the iconic photograph of Huey P. Newton seated in a wicker chair holding a shotgun and spear, or the leaping black panther logo.

This is the seminal political manifesto of the Black Panther Party, one of the most influential and revolutionary documents in modern African American history. Articulating demands for freedom, full employment, decent housing, education, an end to police brutality, and Black self-determination, it crystallized the Party’s ideology of armed self-defense, community control, and international solidarity. As an original printing from the Party’s earliest days in Oakland, this broadside represents the birth of one of the most powerful grassroots political organizations of the 20th century and remains a primary source for understanding the Black Power movement.