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Preferred term
young patriots organization
Definition
- Founded in 1968, the Young Patriots Organization (YPO) recruited mostly white, working-class youth from Chicago's Uptown neighborhood. At a time when many on the left had dismissed white workers as automatically reactionary, the YPO consciously allied with the Black Panther Party and emulated its 10-Point Program and many of its survival efforts, such as free-breakfast programs, community health clinics, and upholding the need for armed self-defense. [Source: Encyclopedia of Activism and Social Justice; Young Patriots Organization]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/young_patriots_organization
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