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Showdown in Desire - The Black Panthers Take a Stand in New Orleans (Hardcover)
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Showdown in Desire - The Black Panthers Take a Stand in New Orleans (Hardcover)
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This title offers a look back at a powerful moment in New Orleans'
history. ""Showdown in Desire"" portrays the Black Panther Party in
New Orleans in 1970, a year that included a shootout with the
police on Piety Street, the creation of survival programs, and the
daylong standoff between the Panthers and the police in the Desire
housing development. Through interviews with Malik Rahim, the
Panther; Robert H. King, Panther and member of the Angola 3; Larry
Preston Williams, the black policeman; Moon Landrieu, the mayor;
Henry Faggen, the Desire resident; Robert Glass, the white lawyer;
Jerome LeDoux, the black priest; William Barnwell, the white
priest; and, many others, Orissa Arend tells a nuanced story that
unfolds amid guns, tear gas, desperate poverty, oppression, and
inflammatory rhetoric to capture the palpable spirit of rebellion,
resistance, and revolution of an incendiary summer in New Orleans.
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