[Hayward, CA]: Southern Alameda County Econlomic Opportunity Agency, 1969. 8p. newspaper aimed at the low-income residents of southern Alameda County, central horizontal fold. More about The catalyst volume I, number 5, February 1969

Cat.No: 168971

New York: Institute for Social Service Alternatives, 1978-1988. Nos. 1-22, missing only number 5; generally very good condition, minor wear and handling soil. Nos. 9/10 and 17/18 are double issues. Many issues have special themes. Topics range from radical perspectives on ghetto organizing to a psychotherapist's examination of the impact... More about Catalyst: a socialist journal of the social sciences. [Nearly complete run, missing one issue

Cat.No: 193707

Cambridge, MA: Indochina Peace Campaign, [1973]. 4p., tabloid newspaper format brochure, evenly toned. Issued in the wake of the Paris Peace Accords. More about Cease Fire Special. An Indochina Peace Campaign Report

Cat.No: 200266

Toronto: Toronto Women's Caucus; U. of T. Women's Caucus, [1971]. 11x8.5 inch mimeographed handbill with depiction of woman at right, minor creasing and handling wear. Announcement of events to be held at 188 Adelaide St. West. More about Celebrate International Women's Day [handbill

Cat.No: 205407

Los Angeles: Southern California Committee for The People's World, 1965. Yellow single-sheet invitation to an anniversary celebration on Feb. 7, 8.5 x 3.5 inches. "Program dedicated to Negro History Week featuring: Earldon Scales - baritone; Clevanson Penn - international dances; Frank Hamilton - folk singer." More about Celebrating - 27th anniversary: The People's World

Cat.No: 123458

[Palo Alto, CA]: Mid-Peninsula Peace Center, 1983. [16p.], wraps, certificate laid in honoring Isobel and Ed Cerney. Program for the celebration, with short biographies of the fifty senior activists being honored. Most were relatively unknown grassroots organizers, though the roster includes Linus Pauling. More about Celebration in honor of community peace activists. May 1, 1983. Sponsored by Mid-Peninsula Peace...

Cat.No: 138007

Atwater, CA: Peoples Park Collective, 1972. 4p., broadsheet format newspaper, folded into quarters, evenly toned with areas of mild discoloration. Marxist-Leninist paper, evasive about the group actually publishing it. Cover stories are a piece on the "Kangeroo Courts" (sic) in the case of the Soledad brothers, "From pot to politics,"... More about Central Valley Voice. vol. 1 no. 3 (April 1-15, 1972

Cat.No: 181954

New York: Young People's Socialist League. 1958-1959. Four issues of the newspaper, perhaps all published; vol. 1 nos. 1 and 2 and vol. 2 nos. 1 and 2; 4 pages each, tabloid format on toned newsprint. Much coverage of civil rights: Volume one, number 1 has an approximately 19 column... More about Challenge. official publication of the Young People's Socialist League. (four issues

Cat.No: 178863

Simpsonville, MD: Changes/PEER Collective, 1974. Newspaper. 44p. folded tabloid newspaper in two sections, comix, political cartoons, radical columns, news, services, very good on newsprint. Underground radical political newspaper. Articles on the murder of George Jackson in prison, Racism in Hopward County, LGBT and Women's Rights, Black Panthers, the US still... More about Changes: no. 3, spring 1974

Cat.No: 186520

Berkeley, CA: Southeast Asia Resource Center, 1979. 28p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, thoroughly illustrated with B&W photos. Wraps worn, address label on rear wrap, rear wrap stained else good condition. Special joint issue with Pacific Research. Includes articles on women working at electronics assembly plants and Manila brothels. More about Changing Role of S.E. Asian Women: the global assembly line and the social manipulation of women...

Cat.No: 239995

[San Francisco?]: The Resistance, [1967 or later]. [8p.], wraps, 7x8.5 inches. Cover image is a George Tooker swipe depicting young people in box-like cubicles. Per textual note, "'Channeling' was one of 10 documents in an 'orientation kit' but out July, 1965, by the SSS. It was withdrawn, perhaps because of... More about Channeling; this is an unedited, official Selective Service System memorandum

Cat.No: 125462

San Francisco: Star Engraving, [197-]. 1.5 inch diameter pin, black text on yellow field field. Undated, but issued prior to the 1978 diplomatic recognition of the People's Republic of China. More about Chengren Zhongguo [pinback button with Chinese slogan, meaning "Recognize China"

Cat.No: 209792

New York: National Child Labor Committee, [193-]. Six-panel brochure, very good, with rubberstamp on front panel updating the list of states that had ratified the Amendment, the last being Kansas on February 25th. More about The Child Labor Amendment

Cat.No: 228339