Distributing The Black Panther newspaper, pickup at Black Panther National Headquarters, 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley: Untitled

Portrait of Huey P. Newton, Alameda County Courthouse jail, #76 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Huey P. Newton, co-founder, leader, and Minister of Defense of the Black Panther Party in Alameda Co. Court House jail, the day before his sentence was pronounced, #2 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Portrait of Huey P. Newton, Alameda County Courthouse jail, #75 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Demonstration at Alameda Court House during Newton trial, #79 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Charles R. Garry, chief defense counsel for Cleaver, Newton and other members of the Black Panther Party, conferring with his client, Huey P. Newton at the Alameda County Court House jail, #78 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Huey P. Newton, co-founder and Minister of Defense of the Black Panther Party, in the Alameda County Court House jail, the day before his sentence was pronounced, #72 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Black Panther holding flag, Alameda County Courthouse, Oakland, CA #164

Portrait of Huey P. Newton, Alameda County Courthouse jail, #74 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers

Huey P. Newton and his attorney, Charles R. Garry, at the Alameda County Court House jail, #77 from A Photographic Essay on The Black Panthers