Brad Lomax: The forgotten Black Panther's revolutionary story | Short Documentary | RENEGADES

[@lachimusic]

Super honored to have worked on this episode, uncovering and amplifying the revolutionary work of this great American unsung hero. When discussing or celebrating disability rights and history, people /must/ know the name, Brad Lomax!

[@kikiwright8932]

He was my uncle. My family appreciates everyone who worked on this project. Thank you!

[@GratitudeGriot]

i needed to see this now. I've been disabled due to an autoimmune illness since 1994. I've always had issues with getting accomodations at work. This inspired me to keep fighting

[@eliciaellis7428]

Thank you Mr.Brad Lomax!❤

[@jr100hcp]

So my mom was a participant in the 1977 city hall occupation. Her name is Denise Darensbourg. I learned about Lima’s in the book “Being Heumann.” I thought how dope it was that the panthers came to the aid of the protesters and fed them every single night. I also learned a lot about his duality. His intersections are truly interesting. He knows what it’s like to be black and disabled. He merged the two worlds together

[@Blueheart1900]

Thank you for sharing Mr. Lomax's story.

[@gladysloewen5881]

Clear, informative, and well done. What a legacy!

[@tinaharlow777]

Thank you for sharing Brad Lomax's inspirational story in such a beautiful way. Well done!

[@spencerowensrichey]

I am super-happy to see Brad Lomax's accomplishments being brought to the world like this! Excelletn work, PBS! :D

[@sheilaelliott7674]

Thank you Mr Lomax. Thank you for educating me about someone whose work impacts me everyday.🙏🏼❤️

[@autumn975]

This is so amazing. I have to look more into him ❤

[@musstakrakish]

Black Power

[@krissmith9952]

This is who we are as GODs Chosen!

[@PeterGriswald]

I'm sure he's damn proud of Soros and BLM!

[@spookrockcity]

sad old racist died? aw shucks