Black Panther Woman

This biography of Ericka Huggins explores her life as a Black Panther Party member, mother, educator, and poet, highlighting her resilience amidst political persecution and FBI surveillance. Drawing on archival sources and oral histories, the book emphasizes the importance of self-care and spiritual wellness practices that Huggins developed during her incarceration. It offers a nuanced look at her enduring legacy in the context of the Black Power movement.