Power Hungry: Women of the Black Panther Party and Freedom Summer and Their Fight to Feed a Movement
by Suzanne Cope
Power Hungry examines the essential work of women in the Black Panther Party and Freedom Summer, who combated hunger and supported the civil rights struggle by feeding the movement. Their stories reveal the power of sustenance in activism, community building, and the pursuit of justice during transformative times.
About This Book
Power Hungry delves into the contributions of women within the Black Panther Party and Freedom Summer, focusing on their efforts to sustain the movement through feeding initiatives.
These women played a crucial role in organizing and providing nourishment, addressing the needs of activists and communities during pivotal civil rights eras.
The book highlights how food became a tool for empowerment and solidarity in the fight for freedom and equality.
Through their dedication, these women shaped the landscape of social justice by ensuring the movement was fueled both literally and figuratively.
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