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DescriptionBlack Panther Leader Bobby Rush Surrenders to Police in Chicago (1969 Press Photo).jpg
English: CAPTION: On stage at the Capitol Theater at Saturday's Operation Breadbasket meeting are (l-r): William Hampton, brother of slain Illinois Black Panther Party chairman Fred Hampton; Rev. Jesse Jackson, Bobby Rush Panther Party official, and Renault Robinson, president of the Afro-American Patrolmen's League. Wanted by police for questioning, Rush surrendered to police while still on stage in front of some 5,000 persons in the theater audience.
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