CIA Conspiracy Trial Office
Title
CIA Conspiracy Trial Office
Subject
White Panther Party
Description
This communiqué, written by Genie Plamondon, explores the changing politics of the White Panther Party during the late-1960s.
Genie Plamondon joined the White Panther Party in the summer of 1967. An organizer and activist, Plamondon was in charge of communications between WPP chapters, as well as chapter training, an organizer of the Red Star Sisters, and also held a leadership position as “Minister of Foreign Affairs” in the organization. During the late-1960s, she traveled overseas to Vietnam as a civilian observer and eyewitness and attended Woodstock to promote the Free John Sinclair campaign.
Genie Plamondon joined the White Panther Party in the summer of 1967. An organizer and activist, Plamondon was in charge of communications between WPP chapters, as well as chapter training, an organizer of the Red Star Sisters, and also held a leadership position as “Minister of Foreign Affairs” in the organization. During the late-1960s, she traveled overseas to Vietnam as a civilian observer and eyewitness and attended Woodstock to promote the Free John Sinclair campaign.
Creator
White Panther Party
Source
Roz Payne
Publisher
Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Date
ca. 1969
Format
leaflet
Original Format
paper
Collection
Citation
White Panther Party, “CIA Conspiracy Trial Office,” Roz Payne Sixties Archive, accessed April 27, 2024, https://rozsixties.unl.edu/items/show/530.