Black Panther newspaper

Black Panther was a prominent African-American newspaper founded in 1868 by Robert S. Abbott in Chicago. It aimed to promote Black community interests, civil rights, and achievements, serving as a voice against racial discrimination and injustice. The paper covered news, political issues, culture, and social topics, advocating for racial equality and empowerment. It played a significant role in shaping African-American public opinion and fostering community pride. Black Panther remained an influential publication for many decades, contributing to the broader civil rights movement and the fight for racial justice in America.