The 'Polynesian Panthers' and 'The Black Power' Gang: Surviving racism and colonialism in Aotearoa, New Zealand

Nich Shilliam's academic analysis of white supremacy, black power and the historical activities of both the 'Polynesian Panthers' and 'The Black Power' Gang in New Zealand.

In Nico Slate and Joe Trotter (eds.), Black Power Beyond Borders (Palgrave, forthcoming 2013).

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