Pete O'Neal, a former Black Panther, fled the US in 1970 after being charged with transporting a gun across state lines. He has lived in Tanzania for over 30 years, one of the last American exiles from the era of activist resistance against the US government. Now, as a community organizer, O'Neal navigates the challenges of living between his radical past and uncertain future, caught between America and Africa.
A Panther in Africa
Pete O'Neal, a former leader of the Black Panther Party, fled to Tanzania in 1970 after being charged with gun possession and has since lived in exile for over three decades.
