The college that he enrolled into was Oakland City College. He enrolled into the college in the fall of 1959. At first he did not know what he wanted to learn. Huey pointed out in his book, Revolutionary Suicide that in order to start learning in college he first needed to learn how to read. Driven by his desire to learn he taught himself how to read by trying to read his older brother Melvin’s poetry books...
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Driven by his desire to learn he taught himself how to read by trying to read his older brother Melvin’s poetry books. (53) In the first semester of college Huey p. Newton met a person that would instill many believes in him that Huey would later implement into the mission of the Black Panther Party...
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