New York Times, 2015: Black Panther Professor: Bobby Seale and D'Angelo in Oakland The Black Panther Party’s Free Breakfast Program in the ’60s sparked a light that stretched into the city’s first grassroots food banks, run by mothers, neighbors, and organizers who transformed scarcity into sustenance. Fifty years later, food justice is still unfinished business. With the government shutdown, millions of Americans have lost access to SNAP benefits. Over 3 million New Yorkers and 42 million peopl