Teach the Panthers with Context — Not Caricature
This complete Black Panther Party teaching bundle gives educators the structure, primary sources, and historical framing needed to teach this movement responsibly and rigorously.
No stereotypes. No sensationalism. No watered-down summaries.
Just deeply researched, classroom-ready materials designed for: AP U.S. History Civics Ethnic Studies Intro College Social Justice Courses
📚 What’s Included ✔ Power to the People: Student Workbook ✔ Teaching the Black Panther Party with Context and Care (Educator Guide) ✔ Reading & Primary Sources Companion
Together, this bundle includes: • Structured teaching units • Primary source archives • COINTELPRO analysis • Survival Programs breakdown • Women’s leadership profiles • Media literacy exercises • Critical thinking prompts • Ready-to-print PDFs
🎓 Why This Bundle Matters The Black Panther Party is often reduced to a single image. This curriculum restores the full picture.
Students will examine: The Ten-Point Program Community survival programs State surveillance and repression The assassination of Fred Hampton Women’s leadership and internal movement dynamics Media framing and criminalization
This bundle helps students ask better questions, analyze power systems, and evaluate historical narratives with evidence.
🖥 Digital Download Instant access after purchase.
Use on: • iPad • Laptop • Smartboard • Print for classroom distribution
Single-classroom license included. (For school or district licensing, message us directly.)
👩🏾🏫 Perfect For • Teachers who want rigor without chaos • Educators navigating sensitive history responsibly • Homeschool parents building culturally grounded curriculum • Professors introducing Black Power movements
✊🏾 Created by Smart Brown Girl Smart Brown Girl exists to connect erased history to the systems shaping our present. These materials are designed with care, scholarship, and classroom practicality in mind.
Let’s remember loudly.

