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This soft-focus look at Black Panther Druba Bin Wahad is too smart to be either didactic or shrill, but like many advocacy pieces, Passin' It On presents an overly stark conflict between good and evil. Its allegations against the bad guys — FBI paranoia, police brutality, suppression of evidence — are far more convincing than its portrayal of a flawlessly heroic revolutionary. B
Posted Jul 08, 1994
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