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Is breathing heavy, he heard the sounds of guards searching through the forest shouting his name.

He couldn't get caught.

Because just like his fugitive ancestors who escaped the plantation centuries ago, he too was a runaway, a successful one.

This is two minute black history, what you didn't learn in school.

In 1972, Black Panther Huron Abdul Rauph, formerly known as Russell Schoze, was accused of being involved in a 1970

attack on a Philadelphia police station and sentenced to life in prison.

But he refused to accept that fate and managed to escape.

Twice. In 1977, he freed himself from prison and lived off the land for nearly a month.

When he was finally recaptured, it was a huge media event.

But he held his head high and told the press,

tell everyone that the slave has been caught

and I'm going back to the plantation.

And that reputation is what earned him a nickname imbued

with black history.

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