In Popular Culture
The 1968 album "Together", by Country Joe and the Fish, was dedicated to Hutton.
He is mentioned by Tupac Shakur in the song "Ghetto Gospel", the Smif-N-Wessun song "Still Fighting," the Bhi Bhiman song "Up in Arms", "Get Up" by The Coup and Dead Prez as well as the Dead Prez song "RGB Till' I Die" and in Bishop Lamont's "Land of the Free"
Bobby Hutton was portrayed by actor Wesley Jonathan in the 1995 film "Panther" directed by Mario Van Peebles.
He appears on the cover of the Primal Scream single "Star".
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