The Polynesian Panthers: A Positive Path to a Global Revolution

The Polynesian Panthers were particularly influenced by Huey Newton's policy of black unity and also echoed his distinction between revolutionary and cultural nationalism. They actively worked to unite Maori and Pacific Islanders in a pan ethnic coalition, which contrasted the viewpoint of the Gotematore because they were prioritized in Maori unity above everything else. The Panther support and advocacy in them the gratitude of prisoners, who often contributed a portion of their meager earnings to the movement. As they shed light on the daily struggles faced by Maori and also other Pacific Islanders ranging from land claims discrimination police violence.