Somerville: New England Free Press, [1973]. Pamphlet. 48p., wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, wraps lightly worn and soiled else very good condition. Short book reviews and bibliography. A Radical American Pamphlet. More
Cat.No: 59935
London: Freedom Press, 1966. Single issue of the magazine, 32p, stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, wraps lightly worn and soiled else very good condition. Issue focused on racism, with articles on Rhodesia, teaching anti-racism in the classroom, and more. More
Cat.No: 258647
Columbus, OH: Institute for Contemporary Journalism, 1998. 23p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches, light handling wear. Cover story on anti-racist skinheads murdered by a nazi in Las Vegas. More
Cat.No: 242352
Atlanta: Southern Regional Council, 1961. Two-sheet 8.5x11 inch press release, punch-holed and stapled. On the American Anthropological Association's repudiation of racism. Report L-29. More
Cat.No: 138850
New York: Spartacist Publishing Company, 1983-2011. Nine pamphlets in the series, a number of them official reprints of 1980s originals, all 8.25x11 inches, earlier numbers show shelf and edge wear, esle in good condition. Topics range from Black leadership in the revolutionary movement, The Mumia case, Black Panther history, and..... More
Cat.No: 264394
New Orleans: The Independent American, 1966. Eight-panel leaflet, very good. Tax Fax No. 77. "Has the Negro bloc vote 'captured' LBJ?" More
Cat.No: 254789
n.p. SCAR [Student Conference Against Racism], n.d. 1.5 inch pin, black text on orange. More
Cat.No: 269207
Brooklyn: the newsletter, 1995. Pamphlet. 43p., staplebound in wraps, 5.25x8.5 inches, wraps lightly worn otherwise very good. Articles on racial discrimination by landlords in Park Slope, HIV/AIDS policy, Chinatown sweatshops, squatters, anti-abortion activists, and more. More
Cat.No: 271553
San Francisco: American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of California, 2002. 56p., 8,5x11 inches, printed cover letter laid in, very good in wraps with subtitle, "Driving while black or brown" More
Cat.No: 160965
Cambridge, MA: Cambridge Tenants' Organizing Committee, 1975. 8 page tabloid format newspaper, horizontal fold, paper toned, closed edge tear. Laid in is a flyer for an unemployment clinic. Includes a report on assistance to Black renters in East Boston after a racist attack in August. More
Cat.No: 251093
Middleton, WI: Committee Against Racism, 1974. Four issues of the mimeographed newsletter, for April 1, May, June, and July 15, 1974. Address on rear covers, formerly folded and stapled together for mailing, some closed edge tears. Group affiliated with Progressive Labor. Much of its work was campus-centered. More
Cat.No: 239421
New York: Institute for Social Service Alternatives, 1980. Magazine. 88p., paperback journal, 5.25x8.5 inches, rear wrap is a little worn, some wear along the spine, else in very good condition. Includes articles on sexism in social work, health in Nicaragua, the impact of racism on the family as a support..... More
Cat.No: 263835
Atlanta: Southern Regional Council, 1955. Staplebound. 116p., second printing, very good in wraps. More
Cat.No: 39591
Atlanta: Southern Regional Council, 1955. Staplebound. 116p., second printing, name penned at bottom of first page, otherwise very good in wraps. More
Cat.No: 196641
New York: G. Schirmer, 1919. 5p. sheet music, sheet music with pictorial wraps featuring white actress in Chinese drag as "Ming Toy." Stain at lower right corner. "Sing song, sing song, so Hop Toy / Allee same like China boy, / But he sellee girl with joy: Pity poor Ming..... More
Cat.No: 254037
Jackson, MS: Citizens' Councils of America, 1974. Single issue of the slender digest-sized pro-segregation monthly, 31p., lower left corner stained. The neo-Confederate journal stood for "States rights and racial integrity." Cover story is sociologist professor Tommy Roger's "analysis" of how the Brown decision had harmed the US through its erosion..... More
Cat.No: 264673
Berkeley: CARE, [1977]. 8.5x11 inch handbill, horizontal fold, unevenly toned, date penned in corner else good condition. Describes a recent layoff of Berkeley Unified School District staff as racist, with 40% of Third World staff in the district losing their jobs. More
Cat.No: 242729
Chicago: RCP Publications, 1990. 35p., illus., 8x10.5 inches, second printing, mildly worn wraps. Originally published as a special section of Revolutionary Worker 518 (8/14/89). The RCP's position on the relationship between national oppression and proletarian revolution. More
Cat.No: 149726
Boston: Committee Against Racism, 1975. 2.5 inch diameter pin, very good. CAR was a front group of the the Progressive Labor Party. More
Cat.No: 267893
New York: Communist Party, USA, 1935. Complete run for the year, 1200 pages total, underlining, pencil scribbles, & marginalia on a few pages, edge worn and shelf worn, issues for Jul & Aug has spine worn with volume and no. inked in, else in good condition. Articles by Earl Browder..... More
Cat.No: 258056
Cape Town: South African Institute of Race Relations, 1968. Staplebound wraps, six individually paginated sections, spine ends frayed; 8.25x11.75 inches. More
Cat.No: 203613
Shreveport, LA: the newspaper, 1973. [16p.], tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned else good condition. 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, 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
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New York: Anti-Defamation league, [1998]. Eight panel brochure folded to 3.5x8.5 inches on heavy stock illustrated with stills from the film, final panel is an order form for the ADL film library, very good. Concerns hate crimes agains Jews, People of Color and Gays. More
Cat.No: 252659
Boston: Center for United Labor Action, [197-]. 8.5x14 inch mimeographed handbill, English one side, Spanish on the other. Horizontal fold, otherwise minor wear. Argues that schools in Boston's minority areas had only deteriorated further after the election of the two school committee members cited in the title. More
Cat.No: 262539
