Box 2
Contains 19 Results:
The Black Politician: a journal of current political thought. v. 1, no. 4. The Urban Affairs Institute, Los Angeles, 1970-04
The Black Politician was published quarterly (July, October, January, April) by the Urabn Affairs Institute. Longtime California politician Mervyn Dymally was the Editor-in-Chief.
Conway, Gerry (writer)."Testing of a hero." Justice League of America, v. 20, no. 173. DC Comics, New York, December, 1979
Comic is notable for introduction of Black Lightning, the first Black superhero invited to join the established Justice League of America. In this issue, Black Lightning turns down the invitation to focus on crime in his neighborhood. In later issues he finally agrees to join.
Griffin, Jim. "Racism and the workers movements." Philadelphia Workers Organizing Committee, Philadelphia, 1970s
Two copies. One is original publication, second is provisional copy made for internal use only.
Dix, Carl. "Carl Dix on Black Capitalism: a three-part series." Revolution Books, New York., 1992
Collects three essays from the Revolutionary Worker (November 15, 22, 29, 1992). Essays titled "A bloodsucker is a bloodsucker," "First time tragedy -- second time even worse," and "The Boozhwah hype and the real way out."
"Black women: organizing for empowerment in the 21st century," Resist, Newsletter 231, Somerville, MA, December 1990
Entire newsletter devoted to front-page article.
Knight, Milton. "The young C.L.R. James: a graphic novelette." PM Press, Oakland, CA, 2018
Biographical novelette of the activist's life.
Gerasimov, G., et al. "Fire bell in the night," Novosti Press, Moscow, 1968
Descriptions of incidents of Martin Luther King's life. Work began on this collection soon after King's assassination, and was published on the day of King's funeral.
April 4th Committee. "International Day of Solidarity with U.S. Youth Fighting Rascism," New York, 1975
Flyer for upcoming event, with form to contribute money or sponsorship.
Citizens For an End to Racism, "Honor Martin Luther King, Jr." Richmond, Virginia, 1970
Flyer for march for several causes, including equality in education and commitment to integration.
Aptheker, Herbert. "Dr. Martin Luther King, Vietnam, and civil rights." New Outlook Publishers, New York, 1967-06
Reprinted from May, 1967 issue of Political Affairs, a monthly journal of Marxist thought and opinion.