Box 1
Contains 14 Results:
Shetterly, Will and Stone, Vince, "Captain Confederacy," no. 4, Epic Comics, New York, 1992
Captain Confederacy presents an alternate-Earth universe in which the South won its independence in the Civil War, and the former United States now exists in multiple independent sections, each with its own superheroes. Holding is the fourth issue of Captain Confederacy storyline in which Captain Confederacy is embodied by Kate Williams, a Black woman. Notable for being one of the first mainstream comics to feature a Black superhero.
Mwaminifu, Muntu. "How to love a Black woman." Truth Publications, Houston, Texas, 1980
Collection of Poems. Muntu Mwaminifu is also known as Thomas Meloncon.
"A transitional program for Black liberation" - adopted by the 23rd National Convention of the Socialist Workers Party. Merit Publishers, New York, 1969
"1979 draft resolution: the Afro-American struggle:" issued by the Central committee, Communist Party, USA, April 7, 1979
Draft resolution issued "for pre-convention discussion" -- from the cover.
"The Communist position on the Negro Question." New Century Publishers, New York, 1947
Contains essays by noted contemporary thinkers, including William Z. Foster, Benjamin Davis, Jr., Eugene Dennis, and others
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.
Dix, Carl. "Jesse Jackson: the 'right stuff' for U.S. Imperialism." RCP Publications, Chicago, IL, ca. 1984
Communist critique of Jesse Jackson and his plans for the Middle East if elected President.
Harris, Cleveland O. "Freedom Destination Corps USA, 1961
Content Warning: Item cover contains drawing of graphic violence by gang against Black person.