The Black Panthers: Vanguard Of the Revolution was such a revolutionary film because it dwells on the Black Panther Party and the film shows how revolutionary the movement was. The film is a recap of the titular organization of the short tumulus history of the Black Panthers. The film Vanguard is very straight forward to the point the legacy of the great panthers. Black Panthers were one of the most demonized organization in the US history of the white supremacist and corporate media. The film was relatively two hours as it displayed interviews and many video clips to show how the Black Panther Party was a non-ideological and unorganized group. In the film there was no mentioning of the revolutionary and social familiarity. There was no answer of how or why the Black Panther
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The film shows how the panther were armed through the whole entire film even in the survival programs when they were not armed according to the Milford Act in California. The film quickly mentioned and maintained self-defense acts but they do not explain the survival programs as it represented a logical transition in the Black Panther Party. It is smart for us to study the politics of the Black Panther and understand their struggle, the politics is a revolutionary act in the United States. It is important to study and learn who came before us such as the Black Panther Party, the white supremacy is what the Black Panthers were against and why they went so strenuous for their own movement but the film didn’t express that hard enough in the film. Nelson failed to express what Elaine Brown was the most important person in the Black Panthers also she was responsible for the survival protection programs, he lingered footage about Elaine but he didn’t express why she was
The film shows how the panther were armed through the whole entire film even in the survival programs when they were not armed according to the Milford Act in California. The film quickly mentioned and maintained self-defense acts but they do not explain the survival programs as it represented a logical transition in the Black Panther Party. It is smart for us to study the politics of the Black Panther and understand their struggle, the politics is a revolutionary act in the United States. It is important to study and learn who came before us such as the Black Panther Party, the white supremacy is what the Black Panthers were against and why they went so strenuous for their own movement but the film didn’t express that hard enough in the film. Nelson failed to express what Elaine Brown was the most important person in the Black Panthers also she was responsible for the survival protection programs, he lingered footage about Elaine but he didn’t express why she was