San Francisco: D. Rhea Hill, 1956. [20p.], staplebound magazine, front cover unevenly toned, otherwise very good. Generally California-oriented civil rights magazine, with articles on "Signs of human progress," and article on a Latino-owned supermarket in the Central Valley with a multiracial workforce, "Should Negroes buy Black?" and a salute to..... More
Cat.No: 250293
Washington DC: Comisión de Derechos Civiles de los Estados Unidos, 1976. Paperback. ix, 179p., text in Spanish, illustrated with figures and tables, very good first edition trade paperback in white pictorial wraps. More
Cat.No: 207936
Greene County, Ohio: Socialist Party, Local Greene County, 1948. 7p., mimeographed pages stapled at upper left corner; pages toned, otherwise very good. Includes a note on the first page about Bayard Rustin visiting Yellow Springs in search of party members interested in inter-racial work. More
Cat.No: 244057
Atlanta: Southern Regional Council, 1965. 23p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps, very good. One of a series of special reports by the Council on desegregation in southern cities. More
Cat.No: 184038
New York: Jewish Labor Committee, [194-]. Staplebound brochure with six sections, 4, 3, 3, 4, 3, 3p. respectively, 10.75x8.25 inches. First page has a paperclip mark at the top. Guide for leaders of meetings designed to combat bigotry, racism, rumor-mongering, etc. More
Cat.No: 147080
New York: Spartacist Publishing Company, February 1995. 48p., 8.25x11 inches, staplebound self-wraps, very good condition. Black history and the Class Struggle no. 12. More
Cat.No: 155523
Atlanta: Southern Regional Council, 1969. 8p., 11x15 inches, wraps. The first issue of the liberal newspaper includes Jack Nelson on Orangeburg and Pat Watters on the resistance to school integregation. More
Cat.No: 51573
Los Angeles: Viewpoints, 1963. [8p.], 8.5x13 inches, very good. Single issue of the newsletter, this issue largely devoted to the civil rights movement. More
Cat.No: 226007
Atlanta: Southern Regional Council, 1984-99. Magazine. 31 issues of the staplebound magazine, most with mailing label on rear covers, two missing the rear cover. Generally even toning, minor handling wear, but a few issues rather foxed. Numbers present are Vol. 6 no. 6, vol. 7 nos. 2, 3/4, 5/6; vol..... More
Cat.No: 239431
n.p. Citizens Committee for Eisenhower, 1952. Four-panel brochure, 8.5x11 inches, neatly fold-creased. An attack on "Uncle Tom Negro Democrats" who "stood silent, mute and trembling" as the Democratic presidential candidate, Adlai Stevenson, chose the "red-necked" Alabama segregationist John Sparkman as his vice presidential candidate in an effort to cater to..... More
Cat.No: 259168
San Francisco: W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America, 1964-65. Two issues of the newsletter, each comprised of 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets stapled together at upper left corner; very good. Issues present are Oct. 16, 1964, and an undated issue from May 1965. One of the several newsletters published by..... More
Cat.No: 229273
Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1964. All four quarterly issues for the year 1964, 128, 152, 144, 143p., original wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, Number 2 with rusted staples and sticker residue on front wrap, Number 4 with pen notation on front wrap, else generally good condition..... More
Cat.No: 238993
Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1964. All four quarterly issues for the year 1964, 128, 152, 144, 143p., original wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, else generally good condition. Articles on the Sino-Soviet dispute, the Civil Rights movement, Latin America, and more. Number 2 is a special literature..... More
Cat.No: 239089
Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1966. All six issues for the year 1966, 106, 105, 102, 104. 94, and 96p. respectively, original wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, Number 4 with stained wraps, else generally good condition. Articles on the Cuban Revolution, the peace movement, black nationalism, and..... More
Cat.No: 239748
Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1966. All six issues for the year 1966, 106, 105, 102, 104. 94, and 96p. respectively, original wraps, all with worn and soiled wraps, Number 4 with stained wraps, else generally good condition. Articles on the Cuban Revolution, the peace movement, black nationalism, and..... More
Cat.No: 248355
Washington DC: US Commission on Civil Rights, March 1973. Paperback. v, 68p., 8x10.25 inches, preface, introduction, appendices, illustrations, very good booklet in lightly-rubbed orange decorative wraps. More
Cat.No: 229510
Washington: AFL-CIO. Industrial Union Department, [1961]. 22p., staplebound pamphlet, very good; foreword by Walter Reuther. Illustrated with black and white photos. On the tent city founded in Moscow, Fayette County, Tennessee, by black sharecroppers who had been kicked off their land for attempting to register to vote. More
Cat.No: 39593
Nashville: Southern Conference for Human Welfare, [1945]. Six-panel brochure, silhouette of the southern states on cover, fundraising letter from the organization laid in. Argues that the extension of democracy into the south is a prerequisite for peace and development. More
Cat.No: 174382
Washington DC: Watson Funeral Home, [197-]. Funeral fan with portraits on the front and the mortuary's information on the back, stapled to balsa wood stick; undated, but Alberta Williams King died in 1974. Light handling, very good. Artwork by A. Scheer. More
Cat.No: 255895
Washington DC: U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1974. Paperback. x, 98p., 7.75x10.25 inches, preface, introduction, curriculum, footnotes, conclusion, recommendations, tables and photos, very good booklet in stapled white decorative wraps, previous owner's name in ink on cover. More
Cat.No: 229503
Detroit, MI: United Auto Workers, 1957. Six-panel, 8.5x11 inch brochure format, Jewish Labor Committee address label on rear cover, receipt rubberstamp on the front covers, some handling wear and crinkling. Discussion of civil rights efforts within the labor movement, such as the Milwaukee Bricklayers Union's admission of Black workers for..... More
Cat.No: 242483
Berkeley: Democratic Socialist Club: University branch of the Socialist Party; and the Young People's Socialist Club, 1962-1964. Eleven issues of the mimeographed newsletter, mostly 8.5x11 inches. Issues present are Vol. 1 no. 1, a special issue from a few days later about the Cuban Missile Crisis, vol. 1 no. 2..... More
Cat.No: 250054
Berkeley: Democratic Socialist Club: University branch of the Socialist Party; and the Young People's Socialist Club, 1963. 10p., 8.5x11 inch mimeographed newsletter, very good. Coverage of the Civil Rights movement, including CORE pickets in the Berkeley area against stores on Shattuck that did not have Black employees. Also includes pieces..... More
Cat.No: 250055
Berkeley: Berkeley Vietnam Day Committee, 1966. Newspaper. 4p., folded tabloid, address label on cover, fold-creased. Cover piece by Jerry Rubin titled "Protest and power." Steve Cherkoss writes about the linkage between the Withdrawal Now and Freedom Now (civil rights) movements. More
Cat.No: 250405
New York: Students for a Democratic Society, Student Department, League for Industrial Democracy, 1960. 28p., staplebound magazine, light toning, mild edgewear. Early SDS publication; includes coverage of the sit-in movement, an SDS conference on Human Rights in the North, and more. More
Cat.No: 249914
