Bobby Seale is an American political activist and author. In 1966, he co-founded the Black Panther Party with fellow activist Huey P. Newton. Seale was one of the Chicago Eight charged by the US federal government with conspiracy charges related to anti-Vietnam War protests.
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He also has a step-son, Michael, who is also a political activist. He and his wife have two children, Michael and Malia Seale Jr., who are both active in civil rights and anti-war causes. He currently lives in Los Angeles with his family. He used to work as a sheet metal mechanic for various aerospace plants while studying for his high school diploma at night. In June 1966, Seale began working at the North Oakland Neighborhood Anti-Poverty Center in their summer youth program. While working in the program, he met Bobby Hutton, the first member of theBlack Panther Party. He then went on to found the Soul Students Advisory Council, which was organized to help develop a college campus group that would help develop the black community in a revolutionary fashion. He described the organization as an organization that represents black people and white radicals to this and understand that many white radicals relate to this group. He said the group are most readily identified with the Party; the aim of which was to organize the community and express their desires and needs in order to resist the racist system.
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