| A Brief History of the Black Panther Party: Sundiata Acoli's article which covers both the positive and negative aspects of the Panther's contributions to the Black Liberation Movement. |
| Assata Shakur: Story of a Black Panther activist living in exile in Cuba. |
| Black Panther Film Festival: Background of the event, details of films shown and their distributors, and mailing list. |
| Black Panther Party: Describes the FBI's "conspiracy to deny Clark and Hampton their civil rights" and other instances of attempted frame-ups. |
| Black Panther Party: Includes the party's ten-point platform and program, the paper entitled "In Defense of Self-Defense" by Huey P. Newton, and interviews with two former members: Geronimo Pratt and Mumia Abu-Jamal. |
| Black Panther Party Bibliography: Details of books, reports, and journal articles. Includes cover scans from some of the cited works. |
| Black Panther Party Political Art: Overview of the Party, and brief chronology. |
| Common Dreams: Black Panthers Reconsidered: Salim Muwakkil's reflective peace, originally printed in the Chicago Tribune. |
| Disinformation: The Black Panther Party: Short dossier by Matt Webster, with related links. |
| Etext.org: Black Panther Party: Archive of documents, including Safiya Bukhari-Alston on "The Question Of Sexism Within The Black Panther Party", and a transcript of Bill Weinberg's interview with Dhoruba Bin Wahad. |
| FBI - Freedom of Information Act: Black Panther Party: Comprehensive report by the FBI about their investigation of the Winston Salem, North Carolina, chapter of the Black Panther Party. |
| Guardian Film: By any means necessary: Gary Younge reviews the 2003 International Black Panthers film festival in New York City. Aug 8, 2003. |
| How I became a Black Panther: John E.Denison discusses his experiences. |
| Left Watch: Black Panther Party: Archive of Brian Carnell's articles about the Party. |
| Marxists.org: Black Panther Party: A history of the Black Panther Party, with original documents, described from a working-class perspective. |
| Media Resources Center, UC Berkley: The Black Panther Party: Brief descriptions of videos and documentaries about the Panthers. Includes a detailed chronology of their activities, with some events being accompanied by audio clips, video clips, and related sources. |
| MIM's Black Panther Newspaper Collection: Archive of transcribed articles about the Panthers, which were written during the period 1968 to 1969. |
| Pages From History - Documents from the Black Panther Party: Reprint of an article entitled "From Resistance to Liberation", from the archives of the Pan-African Research and Documentation Center. |
| Rules of the Black Panther Party: Official rules of the party, eight 'points of attention', and their three 'main rules of discipline'. |
| The Black Panther Legacy Tours: Historical bus tour of sites in Oakland, California which were significant to the Black Panther Party, the civil rights movement, and United States history. |
| The Black Panther Party: Covers the Party's origins, purpose, organizational tactics, and contributions to society. By Francisco Da Costa. |
| The Black Panther Party Research Project: Research center at Stanford University designed to provide information for individuals who want to locate primary and secondary sources about the Black Panther Party. Mission statement, party history, FAQ, and photographs. |
| The Huey P. Newton Foundation: Includes information on the Black Panthers, the vision and legacy of the organization. |
| The Ideology of the Black Panther Party, 8 November 1969: Published in response to the trial of Bobby Seale, Chairman of the Black Panthers. |
| The Impact: Overview of the Black Panther Party and their National Anthem in RealAudio format. |
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