Box 1
Contains 32 Results:
Davis, Benjamin, J. "In defense of Negro rights." New York State Committee, Communist Party, New York, January 1950
Item is printed version of Davis's testimony during the trial of the Communist Twelve, at Foley Square. Trial was one of a series of trials held during the Cold War, when Communists (including Davis) were accused of violating the Smith Act.
Women's Missionary Society of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Yearbook: a mission education study guide. Nashville, TN., 1978-1979
Contains items reflecting everyday Black life, and its influence in all aspects of American and world culture.
Becker, John. "The Negro in American Life: sponsored by the Council Against Intolerance in America," Julian Messner, Inc., New York., 1944
Contains items reflecting everyday Black life, and its influence in all aspects of American and world culture.
Aptheker, Herbert " The labor movement in the South during slavery." International Publishers, New York, 1954
This series contains two works by noted scholar Herbert Aptheker on American slavery, a subject of study for which he was renowned. One looks at the labor movement in the South, and how slavery fit into the overall picture, while the other is a critique of a then-popular book Aptheker thought was utterly incorrect in its analysis of slavery condition. The last item is an appreciation of American abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens.
Aptheker, Herbert. "Heavenly days in Dixie: or, the time of their lives" , June/July, 1974
Reprinted from the June and July 1974 issues of Political Affairs.
Lawson, Elizabeth. "Thaddeus Stevens: militant democrat and fighter for Negro rights." International Publishers, New York., 1942
This series contains two works by noted scholar Herbert Aptheker on American slavery, a subject of study for which he was renowned. One looks at the labor movement in the South, and how slavery fit into the overall picture, while the other is a critique of a then-popular book Aptheker thought was utterly incorrect in its analysis of slavery condition. The last item is an appreciation of American abolitionist Thaddeus Stevens.
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.