Oakland: Black United Front, 1980. 8.5x11 inch leaflet for the event. "Hail the people's victory of Zimbabwe, continue the struggle." Cartoon showing Apartheid being overcome. More about Afrikan liberation day '80; Saturday May 24, 10 A M, this year at: Arroyo Park, Bancroft and 73rd...

Cat.No: 42749

Berkeley: ASLM, [1991-?]. 67p., staplebound wraps, light handling wear, very good. Published by students at UC Berkeley. More about Afrikan Student Literary Magazine. Book IV

Cat.No: 220442

Berkeley: ASLM, 1990. 34p., staplebound wraps, neatly ex-library, couple of small coffee splatters on front cover. Published by students at UC Berkeley. Features an interview with Barbara Christian. More about Afrikan Student Literary Magazine. Vol. 1 Book II (Spring 1990

Cat.No: 220441

New York: Pepsi-Cola, [1970?]. [12p] 4.75x6.75 inches, illustrated biographical sketches, creased vertically otherwise a very good pamphlet in stapled white pictorial wraps. Crispus Attucks, Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass et al. More about Afro-Americans in American history; brief biographies of nine outstanding men and women, drawings...

Cat.No: 139782

Brooklyn, NY: Anti-Racism Literature Project, 1988. 30p., staplebound wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, light handling wear with a small discolored spot on front cover. Updates on anti-racist organizing, including the group SOS Racism. Includes an analysis of the Tawana Brawley case declaring it to be a fabrication and characterizing Al Sharpton as... More about Against Racism: Newsletter of the Anti-Racism Literature Project. Vol. 5 no. 4/5 (July-Nov. 1988

Cat.No: 193743

Berkeley: Common Sense Company, 1980. [16p.], staplebound wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good. Edited by Joyce Carol Thomas. First issue of the literary "newsletter in celebration of Black women." More about Ambrosia; volume I, number I (April-May 1980

Cat.No: 239606

Atlanta: Conference on Education and Race Relations, 1940. 16p., later printing, wraps. SRC #2. More about America's tenth man; a brief survey of the Negro's part in American history

Cat.No: 38621

[Baton Rouge]: Southern University, 1966. 4p. program for the Southern University Lyceum series concert. More about American Jazz Ensemble featuring William O. Smith, Clarinet, John Eaton, Piano, Friday, March 4,...

Cat.No: 42289

New York: World Mutual Exchange, 1960-1. 45 sheets printed single side, 8.5x11 inches, small stain at lower right front wrap which also has some pen markings; some pen notations throughout. Includes a 1960-1 directory of US Negro newspapers, magazines and publications and separate annotated listings; Negro publications in Canada and... More about American Negro reference guide; volume I, number 4 [5 and 6], December 1960

Cat.No: 141832

Philadelphia: American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1928. Hardcover. viii, 359p., with block print frontis, hardcover issue in AAPSS series binding (ribbed maroon cloth panelled in blind, spine titles gilt), a bit shelfworn with minute fraying, a light paint smear on back cover, endsheets darkened by something long ago... More about The American Negro; in THE ANNALS, volume cxxxx, November 1928

Cat.No: 139946

Detroit: Gale Research, 1991. Paperback. 28p., 8.5x5.5 inches oblong, illustrated with photos of book covers, catalog of titles available from Gale in the areas of African American and Hispanic Americ studies, very good booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. More about Announcing vital information on America's two largest ethnic groups

Cat.No: 169251

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

New York: Aperture, 1992. Oversized Paperback. 76p., profusely illus. with both color and black/white photos, 9.5x11 inches, first edition, wraps, somewhat worn with handling. More about Aperture: number one hundred twenty-six, Winter 1992: Haiti: feeding the spirit

Cat.No: 47851