1968-1971 Community Newspaper Broadside with Flat-Color Cut-Paper Illustration

Re-render this image as a 1968 to 1971 Black Panther Party newspaper illustration in a bold cut-paper graphic style: heavy black outlines of uniform 3-4 pixel weight, flat color fills with zero gradient, two to three colors maximum: black, hot red, and either white or one accent (yellow ochre, sky blue, lime green). Composition framed as a full-page newspaper illustration: subject rendered larger than life, posture and proportions stylized for graphic impact, hands and feet enlarged, faces rendered with strong angular planes and intense focused gaze. Background simplified to a single flat field of color or a graphic texture (cinderblock wall pattern, slat fence, urban brick). Mood: ordinary people rendered as historical actors, dignity and purpose in everyday community subjects, the page itself as community broadside. Newsprint texture, slight registration offset between black plate and color plates, halftone dot pattern in larger color fields. No text, no Black Panther iconography (no panther silhouette, no fist), no party logos, no specific slogans. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source, prefer tabloid newspaper portrait if source allows.