New York: Liberation, 1962. "Double issue" of the influential publication, 40p., wraps worn, cover has brown spots across the top, shelf worn, else good condition. Contributors for this issue include Barbara Deming, William Worth,Julius K. Nyerere, Sdney Lens. More
Cat.No: 254000
New York: Liberation, 1963. Single issue of the influential publication, 32p., wraps worn, front and back covers detached from staples/binding and flaking at edges, shelf worn. Contributors for this issue includeQuebec-Washington-Guantanomo Walkers, Kenneth Patchen, Dallas Smythe, Vera Williams,Edmund Wilson, Milton Mayer, Paul Goodman. More
Cat.No: 254004
New York: Liberation, 1963. Single issue of the influential publication, 32p., wraps worn, glossy cover, shelf worn, else good condition. Contributors for this issue include Nat Hentoff, Dorthy Hutchinson, Gene S. Bagby, Julian Beck, Ed Lazar, Karl Shapario. More
Cat.No: 253999
New York: Liberation, 1963. Single issue of the influential publication, 40p., wraps worn, chaffing along staple edge, shelf worn, else good condition. Contributers for this issue include A. J. Muste, Sidney Lens, Paul Goodman, Tom Hayden, richard Falk, Theordore Roszak, Mabel Chrystie, Neil Postman-. More
Cat.No: 254001
New York: Liberation, 1965. Single issue of the influential publication, 32p., wraps, glossary pages, good condition. Contributors for this issue include A. J. Muste, Jenry Anderson, Sol Stern, Kay Boyle, Neil Heims, Barbara Deming, Kurt Kloetzel. More
Cat.No: 254007
New York: Liberation, 1958-1977. One hundred and fifteen issues of the influential publication, including extensive coverage of the civil rights movement, pacifist struggle against the Vietnam War, and the whole evolution of the left through the 1960s and early 1970s. Issues present are Volume 3 Numbers 1, 7 and 11..... More
Cat.No: 232621
San Francisco: Bay Area Emergency Action Committee, 1967. 8.5x11 inch sheet printed one side, fold creases and foxing. Calls for action to counteract white disenchantment with civil rights work that arose "apparently due to a misunderstanding of the meaning of Black Power..." Outlines upcoming events, particularly a meeting at the..... More
Cat.No: 179083
Cedartown, GA: Robert L. Parks Funeral Home, [197-]. Funeral fan with portrait on the front and the mortuary's information on the back, stapled to balsa wood stick. Light handling, very good. Artwork by A. Scheer. More
Cat.No: 255896
Washington DC: A. Philip Randolph Educational Fund, n.d. 17x22 inch poster, minor edgewear, very good. A striking poster reflecting the urgency and optimism of the Civil Rights Movement. The A. Philip Randolph Educational Fund produced several posters urging African American voters to make use of their hard-won right. More
Cat.No: 234094
New York: War Resisters League, [1971]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, very good, listing a series of eight events around the second anniversary of King's death, culminating in a mass Wall Street rally. More
Cat.No: 187605
Atlanta: the Center, 1987. 9x12 inch printed folder containing numerous brochures, press releases, etc., concerning the center. More
Cat.No: 115099
Birmingham: Birmingfind, [1981]. Pamphlet. 12p., wraps, illus., 5.5x8.5 inches, very good condition. Conference program with some text. More
Cat.No: 32036
[San Francisco]: Martin Luther King Holiday Committee, [1969?]. Three sheets, printed rectos only, stapled. The speakers for the march included Willie Brown, Cecil Williams and Carleton Goodlett; one sheet is a biography of King; the third is the Committee's call for an MLK national holiday on April 4. More
Cat.No: 123207
Washington DC: US Commission on Civil Rights, August 1972. Paperback. 53p., 7.75x10.25 inches, preface, introduction, appendices, illustrations, ownership name otherwise a very good booklet in lightly-rubbed black decorative wraps. More
Cat.No: 229511
San Francisco: the Project, 1967. 15p., mimeographed 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled together at upper left, very good. Issued by a San Francisco-based group that sought to investigate ethnic identification and interaction. Also included area May 1967 statement by Terry A. Francois of the SF Board of Supervisors, drafted for submission..... More
Cat.No: 212074
San Francisco: NCLR, 1995-1996. Paperback. Five issues, 12p. each, 8.5 x 11 inches, photos, reports, news, projects, illustrations, services and resources, very good newsletters in stapled wraps. The Center was founded in 1977. issues include: Spring/Summer 1991, Spring 1992, Fall 1993, Spring 1995 and Fall 1996. More
Cat.No: 257421
Atlanta: Southern Regional Council, 1966. 12p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps, very good. On the problem of "white flight" in formerly segregated neighborhoods and related issues. More
Cat.No: 184042
New York: New Foundations Cooperative Press, 1949. Single issue of the journal, in staplebound pictorial wraps with illustration of black and white hands clasped over a street scene of demonstrating throngs; 5x8 inches, very good. Magazine associated with the American Youth for Democracy and the Labor Youth League, youth groups..... More
Cat.No: 206800
New York: New Foundations Cooperative Press, 1949. Single issue of the journal, in staplebound pictorial wraps; 5x8 inches, touch of rust around the staples, otherwise very good. Magazine associated with the American Youth for Democracy and the Labor Youth League, youth groups of the CPUSA. Includes a Stalinist diatribe against..... More
Cat.No: 207187
New York: New Foundations Cooperative Press, 1949. Single issue of the journal, in staplebound pictorial wraps; 5x8 inches, very good. Magazine associated with the American Youth for Democracy and the Labor Youth League, youth groups of the CPUSA. Includes a Stalinist diatribe against beebop jazz (which, according to a note..... More
Cat.No: 251294
New York: New Foundations Cooperative Press, 1950. Single issue of the journal, in staplebound pictorial wraps with illustration of Harriet Tubman by Charles White; 5x8 inches, very good. Magazine associated with the American Youth for Democracy and the Labor Youth League, youth groups of the CPUSA. Includes "Negro college women"..... More
Cat.No: 206802
New York: the magazine, 1962. 18p., staplebound magazine, edge chipping (not affecting text), some wear and soil. Communist youth publication. Includes a two-page piece by Martha Goodman, "CORE leaders victims of Southern McCarranism." More
Cat.No: 251090
Chicago: New University Thought Pub, Co., 1960-69. Fifteen issues of the journal, mostly staplebound booklet format, one special issue bound in trade paperback format. Generally very good condition. Issues present are vol. 1 nos. 1-4, vol. 2 nos. 1-4, vol. 3 nos. 1, 2; vol. 4 nos. 1, 2, and..... More
Cat.No: 223058
Chicago: New University Thought Pub, Co., 1961-64. Eight issues of the journal, mostly staplebound booklet format, one special issue bound in trade paperback format. Generally very good condition. Issues present are vol. 1 nos. 3 and 4, vol. 2 nos. 1-4, vol. 3 no. 1, and vol. 4 no. 1..... More
Cat.No: 223060
Detroit: New University Thought, 1963. 64p., staplebound wraps. Includes an analysis of the movement by Otto Feinstein and Gabriel Breton, an article on SNCC by Charles Jones, Harold Baron on black unemployment, and more. More
Cat.No: 61825
