President and Chairman, Prisoners of Conscience Committee and Black Panther Party Cubs
Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.
Born in Chicago on December 29, 1969, twenty-five days after Chicago police, in a raid the FBI instigated, killed his father, Black Panther Party Illinois Chairman Fred Hampton. His mother, Deborah Johnson, now Comrade Mother Akua Njeri, survived that raid.
He leads the Prisoners of Conscience Committee (POCC) and the Black Panther Party Cubs, made up of descendants of Black Panthers, organizing for political prisoners, court solidarity and community survival programs.
Sources: Wikipedia, ABC 7 Chicago, Illinois State University
These are the Chairman's official accounts. They link to each other from savethehamptonhouse.org. Accounts not listed here, including on TikTok, are not his.
- Instagram@officialchairmanfredhamptonjrDaily posts, calls to action and event flyers.
- YouTubeChairman Fred JrSpeeches, interviews, live streams and radio segments.
- X@ChairmanFredJr1Statements and updates.
- FacebookFred HamptonThe Chairman's personal profile.
- Save the Hampton Housesavethehamptonhouse.orgThe campaign to restore the Hampton family home in Maywood.
Chairman Fred Jr is liveOctober 24, 2026
Obey Your Dreams TV and Chairman Fred Hampton Jr.September 22, 2026
Chairman Fred Jr is liveSeptember 7, 2026
The Hampton family home in Maywood is being restored as a community center. Donations go to Save The Hampton House Inc., a 501(c)(3), not to this site. About the Hampton House