Video: What Do Conservatives Have in Common with the Black Panthers?

In 1967 the Black Panthers were the known as the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense. This early version of the Black Panthers had some ideological similarities with the conservative movement today. Although coming from ideologically opposite directions, Conservatives and the Black Panther Party shared a very healthy respect for the Second Amendment, an appreciation of private schooling, and a common desire to replace the American welfare state and publicly expose its flaws.

Truth is often stranger than fiction.

For more, see:

• “The Black Panthers Promoted the Second Amendment and Private Schools,” by Ken Braun, August 16, 2021.