San Francisco: The Movement Press, 1967. Newspaper. 12p., folded tabloid, illus., evenly toned, lightly worn, address stamp on front wrap, bottom corner dog eared else good condition. Left political underground paper associated with SNCC and published for national readership. Cover story is "Black Revolution is Real", on Stokely Carmichael's visit... More about The Movement: Affliated with the Student Nonviolent Coordinationg Committee; Vol. 3 No. 9,...

Cat.No: 242502

Amherst, MA: Valley Women's Voice, 1984. 16p., folded tabloid format, illus., ads for local businesses, calendar of events, evenly toned, some wear, 1 inch closed tear along fold else good condition. Newspaper based out of the Everywomen's Center at UMass. Cover story on Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign, plus articles on... More about Valley Women's Voice; Volume 6 Issue 3, April 1984

Cat.No: 242420

Los Angeles: NARA, 1963. [16p] staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches, covers mildy worn and spotted with soil, a pen squiggle. Also included is a group photo compliments of Dave Dixon of KATZ in St. Louis; unsure whether the photo is from the same year or the same event. (Dixon is seated... More about Souvenir program. Sixth annual convention, hosted by the West Coast Chapter and Associate Members

Cat.No: 242413

Birmingham, AL: Movement Against Racism and the Klan, 1981. 12p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, corners worn. Includes an article on Buddy Cochran, a white ex-Marine who ran his car into the middle of a Klan rally at Plains, Georgia to protest their racism. More about Appeal to reason, vol. 3, no. 4 (July/August 1981

Cat.No: 242354

New York: Spartacist, 1965. 16p., wraps, paper toned, otherwise very good; 8.5x11 inches. Cover story is "Harlem Riot and After" More about Spartacist. Number 3 (January-February 1965

Cat.No: 242305

Eugene: Break the Chains, 2004. [16]p., stapled wraps, 8.5 x 11 inches, illus., very good condition. Articles on being black, transgender, and bisexual in prison, "eco-terrrorist" political prisoners, the experience of an incarcerated mother, and more. The Break the Chains Collective was also called the Break the Chains prisoner-support group... More about Break the Chains: Newsletter of the Break the Chains Collective Issue #19, Summer/Fall 2004

Cat.No: 242252

San Francisco: Self-published by the author as Stained Glass Soul Media, 2003. Paperback. v, 76p. printed recto-only, personal inscription signed by the poet on page 73, very good first edition paperback in black wraps with red peace sign logo on cover. Lesbian African American activist poet videographer and musician (fighting... More about Stained Glass Word Stop WaR! [inscribed and signed

Cat.No: 242207

Galveston, TX: Apollo Sage Publishing, 1999. Slender unpaginated paperback, very good. Signed. African American poet on themes of faith and ethics. More about Wisdom made manifest: spiritual poetry

Cat.No: 242187

Colorado Springs: Curry Brothers Publishing, 2009. 40p., slender paperback, signed inside the rear cover, light shelfwear. Indiana-born African American author. More about One Man's Mind

Cat.No: 242184

Plano, TX: Well Done Books, 1997. 220p., paperback, mild shelfwear; inscribed by the author inside the front cover. Novel featuring "the struggle of survival and greed between Dallas' only Black-owned cab company and those controlled by the local Mafia faction. When the Black Panthers get involved in the conflict, a.... More about In spite of: a novel

Cat.No: 242180

New York: That New Magazine, 1987. Magazine. 64p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, reviews, news, ads, cartoons, photos, very good glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps, mild wear at corners. Boze Hadleigh interview with Rock Hudson published posthumously. Quentin Crisp on Dr. Ruth. Robert Mapplethorpe portfolio "Black Men" More about Christopher Street: vol. 10, #1, whole issue #109, March 1987; Gore Vidal vs. That Commentary Crowd

Cat.No: 240688

San Francisco: Transgender, Gender-Variant & Intersex Justice Project, 2015. Magazine. 20p. includes covers, 8.5x11 inches, articles, poetry, reports, opinion, services and resources, events, photos, very good slick transgender magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Black Lives Matter and TGI Justice reports. More about Stiletto: vol. 8, #2, December 2015: Passing the Torch

Cat.No: 233876

Los Angeles: The Blk Co., 1989. Magazine. 32p. including covers, 8.25x10.75 inches, photos, ads, features, news, very good magazine on pastebound newsprint. Cover story Audre Lorde. Also a remembrance and appreciation of Robert Mapplethorpe who died of AIDS the month before. More about BLK: the national black lesbian and gay newsmagazine, #5, April 1989

Cat.No: 194282