The Intercommunal Committee to Combat Fascism began as the Berkeley NCCF - National Committee to Combat Fascism, which was developed as a result of the United Front Against Fascism Conference sponsored by the Black Panther Party in 1969. The Berkeley NCCF was founded by Cec and Saul Levinson who worked with the BPP for many years. 1970 Malik Rahim, an Algerian-born American, founded the "National Committee to Combat Fascism," which became the Black Panther Louisiana chapter. J. Edgar Hoover ordered the F.B.I. to infiltrate, disrupt, sabotage, and destroy their activism for ethnic justice, racial emancipation, and real economic, social, and political equality across gender and color lines. This order, known by its acronym COINTELPRO was the FBI's secretive/mostly illegal counterintelligence program to neutralize political dissidents, including communists; anti-war, human and civil rights activists; the American Indian Movement; and Black Panther Party (including the NCCF)…
National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCF)
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