Revolution in Our Time

Very thorough and detailed account of the Black Panther Party, although it's 400 pages so it had to be to. The history and culture is chronicled, as well as plenty of context that younger readers will appreciate and would be an ideal reference for somebody doing a school project. My only significant complaint is that there is so little primary source material; it wouldn't usually bug me so much but in the epilogue, the author recounts meeting Bobby Seale and, apparently she didn't ask him for an interview or a quote or ANYTHING! when she was already deep into research for this book.