Contents description field reads: "Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture/Toure) interview, in which he discusses the growth of the Black Panther Party out of its Lowndes County, Alabama origins to a nationwide party. It represented the union of a "revolutionary intelligentsia" with radicalized "lumpenproletarian" elements. He also discusses the 1968 "Free Huey [Newton]" rally in Oakland.

Contents notes field reads: "Mag#1 rehoused 3/6/03"

Contents description field reads: "Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture/Toure) interview, in which he discusses differences between black activists and the failure of Martin Luther King's Poor People's Campaign."

Contents notes field reads: "CAMERA REPORT IN BOX"

Contents description field reads: "Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture/Toure) interview, discussing the Black Panther Party and increasing support for violent reprisals against racist attacks. "Nonviolence was reaching an impasse." He also discusses the reaction to the assassination of Martin Luther King."