San Francisco, CA: The End of the World's Fair, 1984. Four-panel brochure made from folded 8.5x11 inch sheet, illustrated with cartoons of costumed punks and freaks. The Fair was a radical cultural festival and parade held in S.F.'s Dolores Park, which included floats on themes such as "Prisoners of daily..... More about Announcing the End of the World's Fair. San Francisco, May 12, 1984

Cat.No: 138579

Washington, D.C. National Council for a Permanent F.E.P.C., [1945]. 15p., illustrated wraps, very good. Pamphlet supporting S-101 and H.R. 2232, laws intended to make the wartime Fair Employment Practice Committee legislation (prohibiting discrimination against Black and other minority workers) permanent. Lists common objections to the law ("Conflicts and even race..... More about Answer the critics of F.E.P.C. Try this quiz at home

Cat.No: 168168

San Francisco: the Coalition, 1978. 6p., 8.5x11 inches, very good. Much on organizing around the country to protest the Bakke decision, which challenged affirmative action programs by invalidating the use of racial quotas. The Coalition formed under the primary direction of I Wor Kuen, together with activists from other organizations. More about Anti-Bakke Decision Coalition Newsletter. Vol. 1 no. 3 (April 1978

Cat.No: 236111

Montreal: Kersplebedeb, n.d. 19p., stapled wraps. Zine-style photocopied version of a classic Anarchist work, promoting underground collectives. More about Anti-mass: methods of organization for collectives

Cat.No: 131048

Huntington, WV: Appalachian Movement Press, 1971. Twelve 11x17 inch sheets, plus a cover sheet, featuring artwork by Malcolm Richards reflecting labor organizing and other activism in Appalachia, with calendar elements for each month incorporated into the design. The sheets are folded across the center and laid into one another, not... More about The Appalachian struggle, past and present. (1972 calendar

Cat.No: 220846

Mfg. by Larry Fox, n.d. 1.25 inch pin, blue and white. Manufactured by Larry Fox in New York State. There were major antiwar demonstrations on this date in 1967 and 1970. More about April 15 [pinback button depicting a dove escaping from a dollar sign

Cat.No: 207519

Boston, MA: Southern Africa Organizing Committee; Boston Coalition for the Liberation of Southern Africa, [1979]. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed both sides, light wear. Argues that the Rhodesian elections were a face-saving move by Ian Smith's government that failed to share real power with Africans in the country. This leaflet... More about April elections a sham - Maintain the embargo against Rhodesia [handbill

Cat.No: 176990

San Francisco: San Francisco Human Rights Commission, [1986?]. Eight-panel brochure folded to 3.5x8.5 inches, information on legal rights, list of services and resources, very good on light blue stock with Coit Tower and other SF sites drawn on front panel. More about Are You Being Discriminated Against Because of AIDS/ARC? [brochure

Cat.No: 238067

New York: Daily Worker, [1937?]. Pamphlet. 10p., illustrated wraps with minor edge wear else very good condition, illus., 5x7 inches Promotional pamphlet for the Communist Party's Daily Worker. "Five million Americans are swallowing poison each day. They are swallowing it not through their mouths, but through their eyes. They are... More about Are you one of the 5 million?

Cat.No: 48117

Hamilton; Toronto: the journal, 1992-1999. Three issues of the autonomist/anti-imperialist journal, very good, 8.5x11 inches. Issues present are 11, 12 and 17, the latter much thicker and spiralbound. Coverage of the LA riots/uprising, the end of the Red Army Fraction, ETA's resumption of armed struggle, and more. More about Arm the Spirit. [three issues

Cat.No: 194884

n.p. n.pub. 1978. [48p.], 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled together at upper left corner; old price label on first page. Articles reprinted from the Chinese press in English, with a new introduction and questions to consider. Associated with the Revolutionary Communist Party, thus showing preference for the Mao-era attitude. More about Art and Literature: readings from before and after the death of Mao Tse-tung

Cat.No: 233851

Denver: Renaissance Artists and Writers Association, [1977]. Single issue of the staplebound magazine, 32 pages, very good. Progressive arts magazine, including interviews with Holly Near and Jose Arguelles, plus poetry, articles and reviews. More about Art for humanity. Number 4

Cat.No: 216878

Berkeley: n.pub. 1971. Paperback. 144p., 8.5x11 inches, staplebound wraps with a small stain on the front wrap otherwise very good condition, profusely illustrated. Feminist discussions of both Asian and Asian American women, by UC Berkeley affiliates. More about Asian women

Cat.No: 10047