Huey P. Newton Gun Club Charlotte NC Chapter

11/25/2025

Viola “Mother” Fletcher, the oldest known living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, has passed away.

Mother Fletcher was a living monument to our history, our grief, and our fight. A century after the flames of Greenwood, she stood before Congress and demanded reparations, recognition, and repair.

She spent her life reminding America of the truth it tried to forget and urging us to build a future worthy of the lives lost and the legacy she protected.

Rest well, Mother Fletcher.

10/24/2025

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30-year-old of , , hasn’t been seen or heard from since Wednesday around 4:30 p.m. in the La Grange area.

His phone’s been off, and a smoke gray 2025 Camry—he was reportedly driving was found in after pinging through several NC cities.

09/16/2025

09/05/2025

September is National Preparedness Month! We want to remind you that preparedness starts at HOME.

You can take these four key actions to prepare for any disaster they may face:

▪ Know the different types of emergencies that could happen and
appropriate responses to stay safe.

▪ Make a family emergency plan.

▪ Build an emergency supply kit.

▪ Get involved in your community by taking action to prepare for emergencies.

08/12/2025

Attention members and Supporters please share our logo on your timeline ASAP! Show your pride and support for our formation. Let’s make it go viral.

06/29/2025

🚨 Time is running out, and the goal has not yet been met. 🚨

This is a genuine and urgent appeal. Erica Stellina is a committed member of the Huey P. Newton Gun Club – Fayetteville, NC Chapter – and I can personally vouch for her situation.

Erica, a devoted mother of three, is facing eviction in just a few days. After losing her job due to a company merger, she’s set to begin a new position in July—but that will be too late to stop the clock. She urgently needs $4,800 by July 1st to avoid homelessness. Right now, she has only $50 and nowhere else to turn.

We have not yet reached the goal. Every hour counts. Every donation—no matter how small—brings this family one step closer to stability.

Please stand with us and help Erica and her children stay in their home.

🙏🏾 Donate or share today:

Hello My name is Erica Stellina and these are my Children. I live in Moore County,… Stella Mobley needs your support for Help Save My Family from Homelessness

06/26/2025

Hello My name is Erica Stellina and these are my Children. I live in Moore County,… Stella Mobley needs your support for Help Save My Family from Homelessness

06/24/2025

I assure you that this is a genuine appeal. Erica is a member of the Huey P. Newton Gun Club, Fayetteville, NC Chapter. I can verify that she is experiencing an urgent need for assistance. 🚨 Erica Stellina, a dedicated mother of three residing in Moore County, NC, is on the verge of eviction. As a consequence of a company merger, she lost her employment and is scheduled to commence a new role in July, although the timing is inopportune. She requires $4,800 by July 1st to prevent homelessness. At present, she has only $50 remaining and has no recourse to alternative measures. Every contribution, regardless of its magnitude, is of value. Let us come together to provide support to this family during their crisis. We appreciate any contribution you are able to make.

Hello My name is Erica Stellina and these are my Children. I live in Moore County,… Stella Mobley needs your support for Help Save My Family from Homelessness

06/23/2025

NORTH CAROLINA:

Mission Statement

Our mission is to educate the masses of Black people on the necessity of self—self-preservation, self-defense, and self-sufficiency. Discipline and attention to detail are at the core of our way of life. We strive for a world of peace, justice, and equality for all.

Who Are We?

We are the Huey P. Newton Gun Club.
We honor our African and Indigenous ancestors who fought and died resisting slavery and colonialism across the globe. We honor those who chose to leap from slave ships into the ocean rather than live under a wicked oppressor. We honor the nation of Haiti for being the first to overthrow their captors, and all other organized revolutionary actions—whether successful or not.

We give gratitude and salute to the 250,000 Black men who joined the Union Army and won our freedom by delivering vengeance from the barrel of a gun. Special honors go to the Tuskegee Airmen—America’s finest pilots during World War II—at a time when it was said Black men couldn’t fly. We salute the 761st Tank Battalion, and the Black Panthers who brought fire to the enemy in battle.

It was Malcolm X who told us to organize gun clubs. We remember men like Robert F. Williams, the Deacons for Defense, and the Black Panther Party—who stood against white supremacy and the fascist gatekeepers of this system.

We will never forget your contributions to our survival and liberation. We will continue to teach and spread the ideology of self-defense and survival training to our people.

BECAUSE OF YOU, WE ARE… HUEY P!