Box 1

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.

Reprinted from the June and July 1974 issues of Political Affairs.

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.

Two copies. One is original publication, second is provisional copy made for internal use only.

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."

Entire newsletter devoted to front-page article.

Biographical novelette of the activist's life.

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.

Flyer for upcoming event, with form to contribute money or sponsorship.

Flyer for march for several causes, including equality in education and commitment to integration.