Buffalo, NY: Buffalo Workers Movement, 1977. 14p, plus special issue on health and safety 17p, all on 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at upper left, articles on abortion rights and the Hyde Amendment, the KKK in Buffalo, a history of Puerto Rico, and a number of articles on workers' health and safety. More about Buffalo Workers Movement Newsletter, December 1977

Cat.No: 165836

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 about The Klansman Issue 107/108 (Dec-Jan. 1985)

Cat.No: 205566

Durham, NC: Institute for Southern Studies, 1982. 72p., single issue of the journal, very good, 8.5x11 inches; third reprinting. Much of the issue addresses the KKK and anti-labor activities in the South. More about Mark of the Beast.; Southern Exposure;* Vol. 8, No. 2, summer 1980

Cat.No: 231954

[Maryland]: n.pub. [1926]. 3.5x7 inch stiff card, mildly soiled and worn, with seven short paragraphs of text. Ritchie misspelled "Ricthie." Calls on African American voters to support the Democratic candidates for governor, comptroller and attorney general, arguing that the community's support for Republicans has only led to being "dumped off... More about Vote for Ricthie, Gordy and Robinson [Ritchie]

Cat.No: 177448

Athens: The University of Georgia Press, 1987. Hardcover. xv, 387p. + 8p. photos, first printing, dj with one-inch tear in flap-fold. More about Federal law and southern order; racial violence and constitutional conflict in the post-Brown south

Cat.No: 85447

Five Points, AL: Jim Blair, [198-]. Standard business card, red and black text, KKK emblem at right. Very good. More about Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Jim Blair, Imperial Wizard [business card]

Cat.No: 212229

Berkeley: International News Keyus (INK), 1980. Newspaper. 16p., folded tabloid, illus., untoned overall, very good. Final issue of the long running underground paper. Cover headline: "Barb bows out". Local political and cultural news, including poetry reading by Ginsberg and Corso, firing of teacher who fought the KKK, several articles on... More about Berkeley Barb, vol.30, no.24 (#735), July 3, 1980 [Final issue]

Cat.No: 224850

Birmingham: Crane Hill Publishers, 1994. Hardcover. 234p., first printing, dj. Cobbs was the niece of, and star witness against, convicted church bomber and white supremacist Robert Chambliss. Introduction by Fred Shuttlesworth. Pp.189-90, a brief account of author's stay in Gender Dysphoria Clinic "for gender reassignment. After two years of treatment... More about Long time coming; an insider's story of the Birmingham church bombing that rocked the world

Cat.No: 24720

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1991. 352p. + 8p. photos, inscribed "5/3/94, To Bay Area Post Veterans Abraham Lincoln Brigade, many thanks to your members for their support of our work, Morris Dees," very good hardcover in edgeworn dj. On Dees' long battle with the Klan. More about A season for justice; the life and times of civil rights lawyer Morris Dees

Cat.No: 116512

Paris: Voila, 1937. 16p. including covers, 11x14.25 inches, sepia photogravures throughout (most notably the cover illustration showing white- and black-robed Klan types inducting a novice), text in French, very good in original stapled pictorial wraps. Centerspread on a comparison of the KKK in reality and in the cinema. More about Voila; l'hebdomadaire du reportage; 7me année, No. 317, 16 April 1937; Publie la Légion...

Cat.No: 131930

Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1972. 285p. reprint of Fry's 1967 doctoral dissertation. Includes a 90-page chapter on "night doctors," possibly notional "students of medicine, who supposedly stole cadavers from which to learn about body processes, and professional thieves who sold stolen bodies --living and dead-- to physicians." Also known as... More about The night riders: a study in the social control of the Negro

Cat.No: 118938

Hollywood: Radco Publishers, 1948. 247p., very good first edition in blue cloth, unclipped dj. Lauria was a Connecticut-born writer who traveled for six years through the South with a carnival experiencing at close hand the Ku Klux Klan and the racism of the South in the 1920s. He went on... More about Ghost of the South

Cat.No: 143805

New York: Random House, 1943. Hardcover. viii, 504p., first edition dark blue buckram boards; cover cloth a little "handled," titlepage bears a couple faint dust-marks, the rear hinge has a mild crack. A good-only copy. More about History of bigotry in the United States

Cat.No: 7660