“You Can Kill a Revolutionary but You Can’t Kill the Revolution”
-by Fred Hampton Jr., Chairman of the Prisoners of Conscience Committee (CCCP)

Fred Hampton Jr. will be discussing the 40th Anniversary of the assassination of his 21 year -old father Fred Hampton, Deputy Chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party, and his comrade 22 year old Defense Captain Mark Clark. Both killed by the U.S. Government in 1969.

Special Guest for the event will be Sonoma County resident Elbert (Big Man) Howard co-founder of Black Panther Party Oakland.

Chairman Fred Hampton Jr, is not only a former political prisoner, he is the son of the assassinated deputy Chairman Fred Hampton of the Black Panther Party who was born 2 weeks after the government murdered his father and incarcerated his mother, on December 4th, 1969.


This is a free event for students.
A $5.00-$10.00 donation will be accepted for general admissions- no one turned away for lack of funds.



Sponsored by: Project Censored, Media Freedom Foundation, SSU MECHA, www.blockreportradio.com, SF Bay View Newspaper, Brown Berets, Barrios Unidos, NAACP & Black New World and Sociology 425 Urban Research Methods class at SSU—Peter Phillips Instructor.