New Orleans: Knights of Peter Claver, 1998. Magazine. 40p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, events, photos, members, services, very good magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Cover photos of Most Reverend George V. Murray, SJ, the National Chaplain and Most Reverend Joseph N. Perry, Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago. African American Catholic order. More
Cat.No: 213004
Shreveport, LA: the newspaper, 1973. [16p.], tabloid fomrat newspaper, evenly toned. Single issue of the far-right newspaper, with articles on various communist and Jewish efforts to undermine the American Way, an article about Angela Davis as violent menace, etc. More
Cat.No: 201259
Shreveport, LA: the newspaper, 1974. [16p.], tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, mildly worn, slightly musty. Single issue of the far-right newspaper, including an Oswald conspiracy article. More
Cat.No: 202446
Shreveport, LA: the newspaper, 1966. Four-page newspaper, folded in quarters, evenly toned. Single issue of the far-right newspaper, with coverage of a film called "My Baby is Black" that featured an interracial relationship. A Citizens Council director is quoted as calling its producer a "24-karat revolving oriental liar, a greasy..... More
Cat.No: 227144
Shreveport, LA: the newspaper, 1971. [12p.], tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, mildly worn. Single issue of the far-right newspaper, including pieces on various communist conspiracy theories, and an article claiming that indigenous stone monuments in the Americas were actually built by red-headed Europeans. More
Cat.No: 220482
Washington: National Student Association, 1973. 31p., 8.5x11 inches, very good in wraps. Cover story is "The killings at Southern University: A case of political assassination?" Alleges that the killing of two Black students in Baton Rouge was no accident, but part of an attempt to silence activists. More
Cat.No: 197474
Baton Rouge: LSU Manship School of Mass Communication, 2010. 100p., very good in wraps. Multicultural symposium, with primarily Asian American participants. More
Cat.No: 163541
Washington DC: n.pub. [1972]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, very good. Leonard Brown and Denver Smith were shot by an East Baton Rouge deputy sheriff in late 1972 after the governor sent police in riot gear to break up a student demonstration on campus. In 2017 the slain students received honorary degrees. More
Cat.No: 214245
Baton Rouge, LA: the Federation, 1983. [32p.], wraps, 8.5x11 inches, mild handling wear and soil with significant foxing to edges. Program booklet for the African-American college's alumni group, with historical photos and updates on graduates. More
Cat.No: 184584
San Diego, CA: Americans for Americanism, [1954-?]. Single sheet, legal size, printed on one side. Handbill consists largely of the text of a 1954 editorial from the Monroe, Louisiana "Morning World," stating that the UN Human Rights Covenant will place a stranglehold on American freedoms. For example, it will become..... More
Cat.No: 123662
New Orleans: The Innovative Education Coalition, 1973. Three issues of the staplebound newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, 10, 8 and 8 pages respectively, some wear, creased from having been folded and stapled for mailing; address labels of Michael Rossman, the alternative education proponent and author. Includes much discussion of challenges facing local..... More
Cat.No: 244138
Denham Springs, LA: Invisible Empire, Knights of the KKK, 1984. Newspaper. Single issue of the tabloid format newspaper, 8 pages, evenly toned, otherwise very good. Much coverage of local-level Klan activism around the US; cover story on school prayer, introductory article about imperial wizard Jim Blair, and more. More
Cat.No: 205566
Los Angeles: Keep America Committee, 1967. 11x8.5 leaflet, neatly creased from folding. Pro-segregation article stating that the 14th amendment is a fraud. The Keep America Committee reprinted articles and sent them to a large mailing list around the country, in a pre-social media form of propaganda. More
Cat.No: 255195
New Orleans: Center for Gulf South History and Culture, 1997. 43p. staplebound journal, 8.5x11 inches, very good. Includes an obituary for Allen Ginsberg, interviews with Louise Webb and Kalamu ya Salaam, poetry, and more. More
Cat.No: 251599
Jackson, MS: Mississippi Dept. of Archives and History, 2001. pp. 65-160, wraps, TOC page has rejection stamp from Tozzer Library at Harvard. Includes substantial articles on the relocation of the Back Bay Biloxi shipwreck and the discovery of the wreck of the coastal steamer Josephine, as well as an overview..... More
Cat.No: 160726
Bastrop, LA: Morehouse Planning Committee, 1978. [64p.], wraps, 8.5x11 inches, mild handling wear and soil. Reunion booklet for the African-American school, with a brief history, updates on some graduates, notes of greeting and local ads. More
Cat.No: 184583
Baton Rouge: the Church, 1966. 4p. worship service program, wraps. More
Cat.No: 42291
New Orleans: the newsletter, 1966. First three issues of the short-lived newsletter (publication ceased with January 1967 issue). All are 8.5x11 inches, faint horizontal fold crease and staple holes from mailing, postal marks on rear cover, general handling wear; the last issue also has uneven toning to the rear cover..... More
Cat.No: 253055
Pittsburgh: A M Records, [1945?]. 4p. brochure for one of the legendary jazz trumpeter's 1940s recordings, photo of band on front wrap, long description of the band and its Mardi Gras and funerary functions inside, very good in wraps. More
Cat.No: 156088
n.p. n.pub. 2005. [8p.], photocopied zine format in staplebound wraps, very good. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, blames capitalist urban planning and "the static void that humans have allowed themselves to be drowned in." More
Cat.No: 178833
[Baton Rouge-?]: the newsletter, [1975]. 27p., 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at upper left, very good. OCLC lists only one incomplete run at Northern Illinois University, missing this issue. Text in Malay and English. No place of publication stated, but a poem includes the line "Let's examine the roots / of..... More
Cat.No: 167350
San Francisco: n. pub. [1972]. 1p. flyer, 8.5x11 inches. Drawing depicts police laying out the bodies of dead black men. "Whenever we move to take control over our lives, whether it be in Africa, or America we are faced with the dog-like forces of the police or the military. Well..... More
Cat.No: 54238
New Orleans: the zine, 1994. 24p., 8.5x11 inch staplebound zine published by two women using the names Endora and Samantha. Mostly discussion of pop culture, letters to the editor, etc. Mild edgewear and. More
Cat.No: 243288
New Orleans: Southern Rice Industry, 1936. 95p., pictorial wraps mildly worn, minor foxing. This edition published to mark the Texas centennial. More
Cat.No: 196788
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1950. Paperback. 112p., wraps. Includes Alvin Boskoff's Negro Class Structure and the Technicways and Vernon J. Parenton and Roland J. Pellegrin on Lousiana's mixed-race "Sabines". Very good. More
Cat.No: 61465
