The Bakke Case: Threat to Affirmative Action.

MTGPam04.xml Guide to the Left-Wing Radicalism Collection 1933-2007 (bulk 1965-1979; 1990 - 2000) Left-Wing Radicalism Collection Finding aid prepared by Jordan Goffin (2005), Matthew Shannon (2008), and Hannah Soukup (2014) Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The University of Montana-Missoula © 2013

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Pam 04 Left-Wing Radicalism collection 1933-2007 (bulk 1965-1979; 1990-2000) 5.25 linear feet The eleven boxes of pamphlets, periodicals, fliers, and booklets that make up this collection were mainly produced by radical Left organizations, including the League for Industrial Democracy, the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), and the Weathermen. Most of the material dates from the time period 1965-1979. Materials are inEnglishand Spanish

The eleven boxes of pamphlets, periodicals, fliers, and booklets that make up this collection were mainly produced by radical Left organizations, including the League for Industrial Democracy, the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), and the Weathermen. The bulk of the material dates from the time period 1965-1979, with the greatest concentration from the Vietnam era. Much of the material contained in this pamphlet collection originated in Seattle and focuses on a variety of issues such as the incarceration of political activists, human rights violations, communism, and anarchism.

While much of the subject matter in this collection was considered radical at the time of publication, over time certain topics, such as the discussion of human rights violations, came to be considered less radical. These items still remain in the collection as a way to preserve the historical record.

The collection contains a number of mimeographed ephemeral items produced for internal circulation by SDS, Student Union for Peace Action (SUPA), and other groups, as well as outreach material. There is also material produced by the governments of the Soviet Union, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, and the People’s Republic of China.

This collection has been divided into three series:

Series I: Topical, 1933-1998, 1.5 linear feet

Series II: Organizations and Revolutionary Groups, 1964-2007, 0.5 linear feet

Series III: Periodicals, 1938-2007, 3.25 linear feet

Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of Archives and Special Collections, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, and The University of Montana-Missoula.

Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. and any other applicable statutes.

Left-Wing Radicalism Collection, Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The University of Montana-Missoula.

The chain of ownership of this collection is not documented.

Much of the material in this collection was acquired from E.W. Pfeiffer and Bill Walker

This collection has been organized alphabetically by subject or title of periodical. Folders are arranged alphabetically by folder title within each series. In 2009, material located in the Vietnam and Vietnam War folders was incorporated into this collection. Prior to 2009 it had been considered its own collection within Special Collections.

Abu-Jamal, Mumia Davis, Angela Y. (Angela Yvonne), 1944- Peltier, Leonard F., 1920- Wanrow, Yvonne Students for a Democratic Society (U.S.) Student Union for Peace Action Weather Underground Organization Radicalism--United States Left-wing extremists--United States Vietnam War, 1961-1975 Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest movements Anarchism Communism Feminism Human rights Imprisonment Race Relations Student movements Civic Activism Environmental Activism Series I Topical 1933-1998 1.5 linear feet

The bulk of this series features items from the far-left and student protest movement. Much of the material is fliers produced in Seattle.

This series is filed alphabetically by topic, then chronologically when possible.

1/1 Affirmative Action undated

The Bakke Case: Threat to Affirmative Action.Seattle: Co-sponsored by the Y.S.A., n.d. (flier)

OS 12/1 Affirmative Action undated

Progress--Not Bakke.Seattle: National Committee to Overturn the Bakke Decision, n.d. (flier)

1/2 African-American/Black Power Movement 1967 and undated

Crime among Our People.Detroit: Committee for Political Development, n.d.

Carmichael, Stokely.Black Power and the Third World.Ontario: Third World Information Service, 1967.

1/3 African-American/Black Power Movement: Malcolm X 1978

Memorial Meeting in Honor of Malcolm X.Seattle: Freedom Socialist Party-South Branch, 1978. (flier)

1/4 Age Discrimination undated

Gray Panthers of Seattle. Age and Youth in Action.Seattle: Gray Panthers, n.d.

1/5 Anarchism 1970 - 1996

Hamon, Augustin F. Anarchist Peril: The Psychology of the Anarchist. Vancouver: Pulp Press, 1970.

Gambone, L. Laughter Is Bourgeois! The Roots of Political Correctness.Montreal: Red Lion Press, 1995.

Gambone, L. Revolution & Reformism: The Split between "Moderates" and "Revolutionaries" in French Anarcho-Syndicalism.Montreal: Red Lion Press, 1995.

Gambone, L. Sane Anarchy.Montreal: Red Lion Press, 1995.

Gambone, L. Cosmic Dialectics: Joseph Dietzgen's Libertarian Philosophy.Montreal: Red Lion Press, 1996.

Gambone, L. Proudhon and Anarchism: Proudhon's Libertarian Thought and the Anarchist Movement.Montreal: Red Lion Press, 1996.

1/6 Apartheid 1967 - 1978 and undated

Bush, Kimberly."Civilized Labor"--The South African Response to the Poor White Problem.1967.

General Strike!!! Is Answer to Apartheid Aboard [Abroad], Racism and Union-busting at Home.Seattle: International Committee against Racism, n.d. (flier)

Stop the Sale of the Krugerrand!Seattle: Southern Africa Study/Action Group, American Friends Service Committee, 1978.(flier)

Refugees from Apartheid.Seattle: American Friends Service Committee, Steven Biko Memorial Committee, 1978. (flier)

1/7 Burchett, Wilfred 1967 and undated

Burchett, Wilfred.North Korea Rebuilt.New York: The National Guardian, 1967. (Newspaper article published 22 July 1967)

Wilfred Burchett: the Situation in Southern Africa.Seattle: Red and Black Books Collective, n.d.

[The following is taken from Chapter 1 of "Again Korea?" by Wilfred Burchett].1968. [Distributed by Students for a Democratic Society]

1/8 Child Advocacy undated

Washington Symposium on Children's Justice Presents!!! Ken Wooden.Seattle: Washington Public Interest Research Group (WashPIRG), Washington Students for Children's Justice, n.d.

1/9 Communalism/Cooperatives 1971 and undated

Bread and Roses School.Seattle: Bread and Roses School, n.d.

Live It!: Communalism.Canyon: Canyon Collective, 1971.

1/10 Communalism/Cooperatives 1976

Cann, Jack, et.al.Read This Paper!, Or, If They Get You Asking the Wrong Questions, They Don't Have to Worry About the Answers, Or, the C.O., Love 'em or Leave 'em. Minneapolis: 1976.

1/11 Communism 1945 - 1958

Morris, George. The Trotskyite 5th Column in the Labor Movement.New York: New Century Publishers, Inc, 1945.

On the Struggle against Revisionism. New York: Communist Party, U.S.A, 1946.

Foster, William Z.The Meaning of the 9-Party Communist Conference.New York: New Century, 1947.

Dennis, Eugene. Dangerous Thoughts: The Case of the Indicted Twelve.New York: New Century Publishers, 1948.

Engelstein, David, and Carl Hirsch. A Tale of Two Workers.New York: New Century Pub., 1949.

Bachrach, Marion. Amnesty!New York: New Century Publishers, 1952.

Hutchins, Robert M., and Mike Wallace. A Mike Wallace Interview with Robert M. Hutchins.New York: Produced by the American Broadcasting Co. in association with Fund for the Republic, 1958. (transcript of television series "Mike Wallace Interview")

1/12 Communism: China 1965

The China Question.Syracuse: Syracuse University, 1965. [A collection of excerpts on the China Problem, compiled by faculty members and students at Syracuse University.]

1/13 Communism: China 1967 - 1975

Lin, Biao [Piao]. Long Live the Victory of People's War! In Commemoration of the 20th Anniversary of Victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japan.Peking: Foreign Languages Press, 1967.

Education, a Critique from China. Pedagogical Theory: Bourgeois or Socialist ?New York: Far East Reporter, 1970.

Important Books on China. Vietnam & the Third World. Catalog No. 29.San Francisco: China Books & Periodicals, 1975.

OS 12/2 Communism: Cuba 1972

Rius [Eduardo del Rio]. Cuba for Beginners.San Francisco: Peoples Press, 1972. (cartoon)

1/14 Communism: Puerto Rico 1948

Foster, William Z. The Crime of El Fanguito: An Open Letter to President Truman on Puerto Rico. New York: New Century Publishers, 1948.

1/15 Community Organizing 1967 - 1978 and undated

Benefit Party/Dance.Seattle: n.d. (flier)

So, You Organized a Demonstration..."Now What?"Seattle: n.d. (flier)

Let's Keep the Market That We Voted for in 1971.n.d. (flier)

Hamberg, Jill, Paul Booth, Mimi Feingold, and Carl Wittman. Where It's at: A Research Guide for Community Organizing. Boston: New England Free Press, 1967.

[Untitled letter from the Left Bank Bookstore in Seattle, WA.]Seattle: Left Bank Collective, 1978.

1/16 Conscription, Opposition to 1949

Buck, Pearl S., et. al.New Evidence of the Militarization of America: A Report Issued by Pearl Buck...and Others.Washington, D.C.: National Council Against Conscription, 1949.

1/17 Draft Resistance 1963-1967 and undated

Yoder, Michael L. Statements of Religious Bodies on the Conscientious Objector. Washington D.C.: National Service Board for Religious Objectors, 1963.

Channeling. [This is an unedited, official Selective Service System memorandum.].Minneapolis: Reproduced by Twin Cities Draft Information Center, n.d.. (originally published by the Selective Service System in 1965 and withdrawn in 1967)

Swomley, Jr., John M. Twenty-five Years of Conscription.San Francisco: American Friends Service Committee, Northern California Regional Office, 1967. [Originally published in the 12 April 1967 issue of "The Christian Century.]

Russel Wills vs. United States of America.Seattle: Russel Wills Defense Fund Committee, n.d. (flier)

[Untitled manuscript "prepared by lawyers and law students for laymen."].n.d.

1/18 Draft Resistance 1968-1972

The Draft?: A Report Prepared for the Peace Education Division of the American Friends Service Committee.New York: Hill and Wang, 1968.

Tatum, Arlo. Handbook for Conscientious Objectors. 10th ed.Philadelphia: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 1969.

Blackman, Allan.Face to Face with Your Draft Board.Berkeley: World without War Council, 1969.

Tatum, Arlo. Handbook for Conscientious Objectors. 11th ed.Philadelphia: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 1970.

Satin, Mark I. Manual for Draft-Age Immigrants to Canada. Toronto: Toronto Anti-Draft Programme, 1971.

Tatum, Arlo. Handbook for Conscientious Objectors. 12th ed.Philadelphia: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 1972.

End the Slaughter in Indochina. End the Draft.Washington, D.C.: National Council to Repeal the Draft, 1971.

1/19 Feminism and Women's Liberation 1971 - 1978 and undated

Together with Women Everywhere.Moscow: Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, n.d.

Vidal, Mirta. Chicanas Speak Out. Women: New Voice of La Raza.New York: Pathfinder Press, 1971.

Po.None of Us Is Smarter Than All of Us.Seattle: Brenca Carter c/o Left Bank Books, 1976.

Women's Liberation and Imperialism.San Francisco: Prairie Fire Organizing Committee, 1977.

Benefit for Rosa Morales. Chicano Soul Disco.Seattle: Committee in Defense of Students and Workers Rights, Radical Women, 1977. (flier)

International Women's Day. Salute to Women Freedom Fighters around the World.Seattle: 1978. (flier)

A Call to Feminists: Defend Vida Hadjebi Tabrizi!New York: Committee for Artistic and Intellectual Freedom in Iran, n.d. (flier)

Houston Conference & the Women's Movement.Seattle: In These Times Associates, n.d. (flier)

Celebrate International Women's Day!Seattle: Ad Hoc Group of Independent Women, n.d. (flier; written in English and Spanish)

Fri. Nov. 11. Comedienne Willie Tyson: Story teller, song writer, 12 string guitar, lead vocal.Seattle: Women's Coffee Coven, n.d. (flier)

2/1 Feminism and Women's Liberation: Men's Resource Center undated

Men Who Care, Do Childcare!!Seattle: Men's Resource Center, n.d. (flier)

2/2 Grand Juries 1975 - 1977 and undated

Thompson, Kate, and Tina Versoza. Just a Few Easy Questions: A Look at Federal Grand Juries.Edge City Comix, Jack Rabbit Press, 1975.

National Conference against Grand Jury Repression of the Puerto Rican and Chicano/Mexicano Movements.Chicago: National Committee against Grand Jury Repression, 1977.

Grand Jury Subpoena.Seattle: Seattle Committee to Stop the Grand Jury, n.d. (flier; two copies)

Jail for Katie? Why??Seattle: Seattle Committee to End Grand Jury Abuse, n.d. (flier)

2/3 Healthcare undated

This Will Kill You.Committee for the Nation's Health, n.d.

2/4 Human Rights Violations 1971 and undated

An Evening of Films.Seattle: Seattle Human Rights Coalition, n.d. (flier)

People's Permanent Lobby to Coordinate and Mobilize Further Action to End War, Racism, Poverty, Repression.1971. (flier)

2/5 Human Rights Violations: Cambodia 1981 - 1984 and undated

[Untitled booklet containing documents by various Kampuchean organizations including the Kampuchea National United Front for National Salvation and the Kampuchean People's Revolutionary Council.].n.d.

Nguyẽ̂n, Khá̆c V, and Françoise Corrèze. Kampuchea 1981. Eyewitness Reports.Hanoi: Foreign Languages Pub. House, 1981.

The Chinese Rulers' Crimes against Kampuchea.Kampuchea: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, People's Republic of Kampuchea, 1984.

2/6 Human Rights Violations: Chile undated

Campaign for Disappeared Political Prisoners in Chile.Seattle: Non-Intervention in Chile, n.d.

2/7 Human Rights Violations: East Timor 1978

Franke, Richard W.East Timor: The Hidden War. 2nd ed.New York: East Timor Defense Committee, 1978.

2/8 Human Rights Violations: The Philippines undated

An Evening in Solidarity with Filipino Political Prisoners.Seattle: Friends of the Filipino People, n.d. (flier)

2/9 Incarceration: Brown, H. Rap 1968

Let Rap Rap!Los Angeles: H. Rap Brown Defense Fund, 1968. (flier; letter from H. Rap Brown)

Let Rap Rap!Los Angeles: H. Rap Brown Defense Fund, 1968. (flier; petition requesting H. Rap Brown's release)

2/10 Incarceration: Brown, Rita 1978 and undated

Brown, Rita D.Court Statement--1/11/78.1978. (flier)

Brown, Rita D.A Short Autobiography.n.d. (flier; missing pages)

Bookstore Benefits for Rita Brown Defense Committee.Seattle: n.d. (flier)

Attica. A Linda Firestone Film.Seattle: n.d. [A benefit for the Rita Brown Defense Committee.] (flier)

2/11 Incarceration: Davis, Angela 1972

Davis, Angela Y. Frame-up: The Opening Defense Statement Made by Angela Y. Davis, March 29, 1972.San Francisco: National United Committee to Free Angela Davis, 1972.

2/12 Incarceration: Inmates for Action (IFA) 1975

The Atmore-Holman Brothers & the IFA.Birmingham: IFA Defense Committee, 1975.

2/13 Incarceration: Mooney, Thomas 1935

Symes, Lillian. Our American Dreyfus Case: A Challenge to California Justice.Los Angeles: Inter-religious Committee for Justice for Thomas J. Mooney, 1935.

2/14 Incarceration: Newton, Huey 1968

Why? The Huey Case.The Guardian?, 1968.

2/15 Incarceration: Peltier, Leonard 1978 and undated

Leonard Peltier Convicted.Suquamish: Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, n.d.

The Trials of Leonard Peltier. The American Court System: Justice or Manipulation?Port Angeles: Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, n.d. (flier)

Free Leonard Peltier! Free the People!Port Angeles: Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, n.d.

A.I.M. Activists Dino and Nilak Butler Speak on...Port Angeles: Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, n.d. (flier)

The Longest Walk and Native Political Prisoners.Port Angeles: Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, 1978. (flier)

2/16 Incarceration: Prisoners' Rights 1978 and undated

Rally for Justice.Seattle: Prisoners Rights Organization, United Families and Friends of Prisoners, n.d. (flier)

National Day of Solidarity with Prisoners.Seattle: Washington Coalition against more Prisoners, 1978. (flier)

2/17 Incarceration: Riverside Three 1973

The Frame-Up: Outrage in the Desert. The Political Trial of Gary Lawton, Nehemiah Jackson, and Larrie Gardner.San Bernardino: The Riverside Political Prisoners Defense Committee, 1973.

2/18 Incarceration: Sexual Minorities 1978

Behind Bars: Political Perspectives on Prisons.Seattle: The Union of Sexual Minorities, 1978. (flier)

2/19 Incarceration: Wanrow, Yvonne 1978 and undated

Benefit - All Proceeds go to Yvonne's Defense.Seattle: Red and Black Books Collective, n.d. (flier)

A Cultural Benefit for Yvonne Wanrow.n.d. (flier)

Free Yvonne Wanrow. Defend Our Right to Fight Back.Jack Rabbit Press, n.d. (flier)

Berkeley Women's Music Collective - Benefit Concert.Seattle: Yvonne Wanrow Defense Committee, n.d. (flier)

Free Yvonne Wanrow. Come to the Court Hearing.Seattle: Yvonne Wanrow Defense Committee, 1978. (flier; two copies)

2/20 Incarceration: Wilmington Ten undated

Roots of the Case of the Wilmington Ten.Norfolk: Prisoners Solidarity Committee, n.d.

2/21 Incarceration: Women's Prisons 1975-1976

From Women in Prison Here to Women of Viet Nam: We Are Sisters.San Francisco: Peoples Press, 1975.

Women Behind Bars: An Organizing Tool.Washington, D.C,: Resources for Community Change, 1975.

Break De Chains of Legalized U.$. Slavery.North Carolina: Triangle Area Lesbian Feminists. Prison Book Project., 1976.

2/22 Incarceration: Woods, Desiree 1977 - 1978 and undated

The Story of Dessie Woods.San Anselmo: Dessie Woods Support Coalition, 1977.

Free Dessie Woods. Smash Colonial Violence.San Anselmo: Dessie Woods Support Coalition, 1978.

Free Dessie Woods.San Anselmo: Dessie Woods Support Coalition, n.d. (flier)

2/23 Indigenous Resistance and Solidarity 1974 and undated

Americanism is the Answer.1974. [Reprinted from "Akwesasne Notes."]

Native American Solidarity Committee.Seattle: NASC, n.d.

The Question That You Ask?Seattle: NASC?, n.d. (two copies)

In the Spirit of Total Resistance.Minneapolis: Profane Existence, n.d.

Forbes, Jack D.

October 12. Day of Solidarity. Day of International Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples of the Americas.Seattle: NASC, n.d.

OS 12/3 Indigenous Resistance and Solidarity undated

Newe Sogobia is Not for Sale!Western Shoshone Defense Project, n.d.

2/24 Law Enforcement/Security 1976 and undated

Stop Government Spying!Seattle: Coalition on Government Spying, n.d. (flier)

The F.B.I. is in Town...Don't Talk!Seattle: National Lawyers Guild, n.d.

Segal, Jeff. Stop S-1!: An Analysis of the Criminal Justice Codification, Revision, and Reform Act of 1975.New York: The Guardian, 1976.

2/25 Law Enforcement/Security: Sexual Minorities 1977

Are You a "Moral Nuisance?"Seattle: Washington Coalition for Sexual Minority Rights, 1977. (flier)

2/26 Marxism 1938 - 1976

Flores, Angel, and Mikhail A. Lifshit︠s︡. Literature and Marxism: A Controversy by Soviet Critics.New York: Critics Group, 1938.

Lewis, John. Marxism and Modern Idealism.New York: International Publishers, 1945. (two copies)

Klingender, F D. Marxism and Modern Art.New York: International Publishers, 1945.

Ignatin, Noel. " ... No Condescending Saviors".Chicago: Sojourner Truth Organization, 1976.

2/27 Marxism: Poland, Student protest movement in 1968

Zambrowski, Antoni, Isaac Deutscher, and Jacek Kuroń. Revolutionary Marxist Students in Poland Speak Out, 1964-1968.New York: Merit Publishers, 1968.

2/28 Nuclear Disarmament/Nuclear Power 1950 - 1981 and undated

Stover, Fred W. Atomic Blessing or Atomic Blasting?Des Moines: Farmers Union Defense Committee, 1950.

Hudson, Richard.The Binding Triad. To Prevent World War III the World Needs a Way to Make up Its Mind.New York: Center for War/Peace Studies, 1981.

The MX vs American Agriculture (A Necessary Comparison).Scottsbluff: No MX, n.d.

You Are Invited to a Forum on the Australian Anti-Nuclear Movement.Seattle: Crabshell Alliance, International Socialist Organization, n.d. (flier)

June 24. Stop SATSOP (and Shutdown Trident on May 22).Seattle: Crabshell Alliance, n.d. (flier)

This Thanksgiving, Do Something for Them.Seattle: n.d. (flier)

How to Blow up the World: The Challenge of Disarmament.Seattle: n.d. (flier)

The Last Resort.Seattle: n.d. (flier)

Demonstration at Chem Nuclear.Seattle: Crabshell Alliance, n.d. (flier)

3/1 Pacifism 1955 and undated

Speak Truth to Power. A Quaker Search for an Alternative to Violence: a Study of International Conflict.Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee, 1955.

Come to Stay! Nonviolent Mass Actions for Peace & Justice.Washington, D.C.: Philadelphia Resistance, People's Coalition for Peace & Justice, n.d.

3/2 Poetry 1976

Alburnoz, Numa, et. al.Poetry for the People.San Francisco: Taureau Horn Press, 1976.

3/3 Poetry: Latin American Resistance 1972

Randall, Margaret, translator.This Great People Has Said "Enough" and Has Begun to Move: Poems from the Struggle in Latin America.San Francisco: Peoples Press, 1972.

3/4 Press and Publishing 1970 - 1998

Al-Fadhly, Waleed S, and Gary D. Shapiro. How to Publish a Highschool Underground Newspaper.Los Angeles: Al-Fadhly and Shapiro Bank Note Co., 1970.

AK Press Distribution. 1998 Catalog.San Francisco: AK Press, 1998.

3/5 Race Relations 1946

Alpenfels, Ethel J. Sense and Nonsense About Race.New York: Friendship Press, 1946.

OS 12/4 Revolution/Independence Movements 1974

Rifkin, Jeremy.The Bicentennial of what? A Revolution!Washington, D.C.: Peoples Bicentennial Commission, 1976.

3/6 Revolution/Independence Movements: Angola 1976

From Slavery to Freedom: A Story from Angola.San Francisco: Peoples Press, 1976.

3/7 Revolution/Independence Movements: Chile undated

4 Days Only. The Battle of Chile.n.d. (flier)

3/8 Revolution/Independence Movements: Guatemala 1968

Bonpane, Blase.Our Latin Vietnam.Woodmont: Promoting Enduring Peace, 1968. [Reprinted from the "Los Angeles Times," February 11, 1968.] (flier)

3/9 Revolution/Independence Movements: Middle East undated

Radical Arab-Jewish Alliance Statement of Purpose--(RAJA).Seattle: RAJA, n.d.

Do You Know What's Happening to the Palestinians in the Middle East?Seattle: Ad Hoc Committee for Freedom and Independence in the Middle East, n.d.

3/10 Revolution/Independence Movements: Puerto Rico 1975 and undated

Anton, Peter. Puerto Rico: The Graveyard of American Liberalism.Doncaster: Socialist Union (Internationalist), 1975.

Puerto Rico Educational: Slide Show, Talk, Music.Seattle: Seattle Lawyers Guild, Puerto Rico Solidarity Committee, n.d. (flier)

Sterilization Abuse in Puerto Rico.San Francisco: The Puerto Rican Solidarity Committee, n.d.

3/11 Revolution/Independence Movements: Russia 1933 and undated

Strod, Ivan I. A. Civil War in the Taiga: A Story of Guerrilla Warfare in the Forests of Eastern Siberia.New York: International Publishers, 1933.

Lessons of the Russian Revolution.Seattle: International Socialist Organization, n.d. (flier)

3/12 The Right 1978

A Citizen's Guide to the Right Wing.Washington, D.C.: Americans for Democratic Action, 1978.

3/13 Student Protest Movement 1934 - 1993

Lash, Joseph P. The Campus Strikes against War.New York: Student League for Industrial Democracy, 1934.

Brick, Allan. The Campus Protest against ROTC.Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee, Peace Education Program, 1960.

A Student's Guide to Protesting.. San Francisco: 1993. (two copies)

3/14 Student Protest Movement, Analysis of 1965 - 1968

Weissman, Stephen and Doug Tuthill.Freedom and the University.Nashville: Motive, 1965.

Hancock, Robert K.From the Campus: Perceptions of the American Political Structure.1968. [A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, March 22, 1968, San Francisco, CA.] (Written by a student at the University of Montana-Missoula)

3/15 U.S. Imperialism 1966

Magdoff, Harry. Economic Aspects of U.S. Imperialism.New York: Monthly Review Press, 1966.

3/16 Undocumented Workers/Immigrants 1961 - 1977 and undated

Carlisle, Harry.The Evolution of the Immigration and Nationality Law.Los Angeles: The Los Angeles Committee for Protection of Foreign Born, 1961.

Commemorating Mexican Independence Day. In Defense of Undocumented Workers.Seattle: Freedom Socialist Party, 1977. (flier)

The Militant Forum Presents the Film..."The Unwanted."Seattle: n.d. (flier)

What is the C.C.I.C.?Seattle: Citizens for Classification of Interracial Children, n.d. (flier)

Benefit Dance. In Defense of the Undocumented.Seattle: CASA-H.G.T., Coalition for Fair Immigration Laws & Practices, n.d. (flier)

3/17 Vietnam: Correspondence 1982 - 1985

[Various letters and bulletins].New York: Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Permanent Mission to the United Nations, 1982-85.

3/18 Vietnam: Domestic Politics 1983

Phạm, Văn Đ. On the Problem of the State.Hanoi: Foreign Language Pub. House, 1983.

3/19 Vietnam: Foreign Relations with China 1983

Who Has Destroyed Vietnamese-Chinese Friendship?Hanoi: Foreign Languages Pub. House, 1983.

3/20 Vietnam War 1970 - 1985

A Call to War Tax Resistance.New York: War Tax Resistance, 1971.

Tenth Anniversary Celebration of the End of the Vietnam War.Berkeley: U.S. The U.S. Vietnam Friendship Association, The Association of Vietnamese in the U.S., 1985

Federal Military Non-Security Note.Missoula: 1970. (fake dollar bill)

4/1 Vietnam War, Analysis of 1960 and undated

Powell, Devereux.Vietnam Primer: Political Background of the War in Vietnam.Cincinnati: Service Center?, 1960. (two copies)

University City Vietnam Summer. Vietnam Fact Sheet.n.d.

4/2 Vietnam War, Analysis of 1965 - 1967

Viet-nam: An Inquiry. The Legality, Morality, Necessity, and Effectiveness of the American Military Presence in Viet-Nam.Austin: University of Texas, 1965.

Participant's Manual for the Vietnam Simulation.Clarkson: Canadian Peace Research Institute, 1966.

King, Martin L., John C. Bennett, Henry S. Commager, Abraham J. Heschel, and Reinhold Niebuhr. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. John C. Bennett, Dr. Henry Steele Commager, Rabbi Abraham Heschel Speak on the War in Vietnam.New York: Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam, 1967.

4/3 Vietnam War: Humanitarian Efforts 1967

The Committee of Responsibility to Save War-Burned and War-Injured Vietnamese Children.Los Angeles: Committee of Responsibility, 1967.

Robbins, Jhan.Two Little Boys from Tayninh.New York: The Hearst Corporation, 1967. (article originally published in "Good Housekeeping")

Perry, Richard E. and Robert J. Levin.Where the Innocent Die.New York: McCall Corporation, 1967. (article originally published in "Redbook")

4/4 Vietnam War: Prisoners of War (POWs) 1983

Ho Chi, Minh. Prison Diary. 7th ed.Hanoi: Foreign Languages Pub. House, 1983.

4/5 Vietnam War: War Crimes 1965 - 1979

Soviet Peace Committee.U.S. Aggression in Vietnam: Crime against Peace and Humanity.Moscow: Novosti Press Agency, 1965.

U.S. Crimes in Vietnam.Hanoi: Vietnam Courier, 1967.

Chinese War Crimes in Vietnam: Document.Hanoi: Vietnam Courier, 1979.

4/6 Volunteerism 1966

Eberly, Donald J. A Profile of National Service.New York: Overseas Educational Service, 1966.

Series II Organizations and Revolutionary Groups 1964-2007 0.5 linear feet

This series features literature produced by specific radical organizations in the United States and Canada. The bulk of the materials was published during the 1960s and 1970s.

Draft Resistance-Seattle was a protest group in the Seattle, Washington-area that actively opposed the draft during the Vietnam war. They burned draft cards, staged solidarity protests along the Canadian border, and partnered with the local SDS chapter to organize anti-war protests on college campuses.

Located in Seattle, Washington, the George Jackson Brigade was a urban guerrilla group that opposed both corporate and state institutions. They claimed to have committed a number of crimes, including bank robberies and pipe bombings. They also executed the successful jailbreak of one of their members.

Students for a Democratic Society was an activist group that grew out of the Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and helped fuel the student protest movement of the 1960s and 1970s. One of the best known student organizations of the Vietnam-era, the SDS boasted Thomas Hayden, who later became a California state senator, as a founding member. The group, with Hayden's help produced the Port Huron Statement, one of the best known political manifestos of the 1960s.

The Student Union for Peace Action was a Toronto-based organization during the 1960s and 1970s that opposed both the war in Vietnam and the nuclear arms race. The group promoted student activism on Canadian campuses as well as championed racial equality and an end to human rights violations.

The Weather Underground Organization, more commonly referred to as the Weathermen, was a splinter group of the SDS. The organization advocated for a militant approach to social activism, with the goal of overthrowing the U.S. government and establishing a society ruled by the working class.

This series is filed alphabetically by organization title then sub-categorized alphabetically by topic.

4/7 Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors (CCCO) 2003 - 2007

CCCO's Expanding Programs for a World at War.Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2003.

Annual Report 2003-2004.Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2004.

[April 2005 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2005.

[October 2005 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2005.

[April 2006 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2006.

[July 2006 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2006.

[October 2006 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2006.

[February 2007 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2007.

[May 2007 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2007.

[September 2007 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2007.

[December 2007 letter.]Oakland: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 2007.

4/8 Draft Resistance-Seattle undated

Draft Resistance, Seattle Activities.Seattle: DR-Seattle, n.d.

A Summer Program for Re-Classified Students.Seattle: DR-Seattle, n.d.

A I-A and Delinquent Program: The Seattle Model.Seattle: DR-Seattle, n.d.

4/9 George Jackson Brigade 1977 and undated

Political Statement of the George Jackson Brigade.Seattle: The George Jackson Brigade, 1977.

The Theory and Practice of Armed Struggle in the Northwest.Seattle: The George Jackson Brigade, n.d.

4/10 Student League for Industrial Democracy/League for Industrial Democracy 1955 - 1966 and undated

Kolko, Gabriel.Distribution of Income in the United States.New York: Student League for Industrial Democracy, 1955.

Howe, Irving.On the Nature of Communism and Relations with Communists.New York: League for Industrial Democracy, 1966.

Harrington, Michael.On Democratic Change.New York: League for Industrial Democracy, n.d.

4/11 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) 1964 - 1969 and undated

Hayden, Thomas, et. al.The Port Huron Statement. 2nd. ed.New York: SDS, 1964.

Minnis, Jack. The Care and Feeding of Power Structures.Nashville: Southern Student Organizing Committee, 1964. [Distributed by Students for a Democratic Society]

Oglesby, Carl. Statement of Carl Oglesby, President of Students for a Democratic Society, March on Washington, November 27, 1965.Ithaca: Students for a Democratic Society, 1965.

Zweig, Michael.Some Reflections on a Radical Movement.Champagne-Urbana: SDS, 1965. [A paper for the SDS Education Conference]

The Black Rebellion. SDS Position Paper.SDS, 1967.

Gilbert, David, and David Loud.U.S. Imperialism.Chicago: SDS, 1968.

Wind in the Fields: A Report on Farm Labor.San Francisco: SDS, 1968.

Gallagher, Paul, and Ed Spannaus. Kennedy, Rockefeller and the Kerner Report: Sharing the Poverty.New York: SDS Labor Committee, 1969?

Students for a Democratic Society! A Radical National Union of Students.New York: SDS, n.d.

[Letter to a potential member].New York: SDS, n.d.

Self Determination.n.d. (flier)

Johnson, Leif.The Knowledge Industry: Bureaucratic Capitalism's University System.New York: SDS Labor Committee, n.d.

Davidson, Carl.An Internal Education Proposal or What We Gotta Do to Get Smart.SDS, n.d.

4/12 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS): Radical Education Project 1966 - 1967 and undated

Johnson, Steven.U.S. Foreign Policy and Imperialism. Study Guide 4.Ann Harbor: Radical Education Project, SDS, 1966.

Lemisch, Jesse.Towards a Democratic History.Ann Harbor: Radical Education Project, SDS, 1967.

Walzer, Ken, and Dennis Gregg.A Seminar on Radicalism in American History. Study Guide 5.Ann Harbor: Radical Education Project, SDS, 1967.

R.E.P. Literature List.Ann Harbor: Radical Education Project, SDS, n.d.

4/13 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS): Radicals in the Professions 1967 and undated

Gottlieb, Bob, and Marge Piercy.Beginning to Begin to Begin. Movement for a Democratic Society.Radicals in the Professions, SDS, n.d. [Article reprinted from Radicals in the Professions, vol. 1, no. 5]

Fein, Ollie, and Charlotte Fein.Notes on Alternatives Facing the Radical in Medicine.Ann Arbor: Conference on Radicals in the Professions, 1967.

Lowinger, Paul.The Doctor as a Political Activist: A Progress Report.Ann Arbor: Conference on Radicals in the Professions, 1967.

McEldowney, Carol.The Radical and the Welfare System.Ann Arbor: Conference on Radicals in the Professions, 1967.

Wegman, David.A Radical Doctor and the Dilemmas of Medical Practice.Ann Arbor: Conference on Radicals in the Professions, 1967.

Cloke, Ken. Law and the Radical Lawyer.Ann Arbor: Conference on Radicals in the Professions, 1967.

Peattie, Lisa.Reflections on Advocacy Planning.Ann Arbor: Conference on Radicals in the Professions, 1967.

Glotta, Ronald.The Radical Lawyer and the Dynamics of a Rent Strike.Ann Arbor: Conference on Radicals in the Professions, 1967.

Ginger, Ann Fagan.The Movement and the Lawyer.Ann Arbor: Conference on Radicals in the Professions, 1967.

5/1 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS): Vietnam War 1965 - 1968 and undated

Webb, Lee, and Paul Booth. The Anti-War Movement: from Protest to Radical Politics.Chicago: Students for a Democratic Society, 1965.

March on Washington to End the War in Vietnam. April 17, 1965.New York: SDS, 1965. (flier)

Political Programme of the South Viet Nam National Front for Liberation.Giai Phóng, 1967. (reprinted by the SDS)

President Muddies Waters with Pueblo.Chicago: SDS, 1968?

"Something Is Happening, But You Don't Know What It Is, Do You, Mr. Jones?"...n.d. [distributed by SDS] (flier)

Webb, Lee.Vietnam and the Unions.Chicago: SDS, n.d.

Webb, Lee.Churches and the War.Chicago: SDS, n.d.

5/2 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) 1966 - 1968 and undated

[Letter].

Atlanta: SNCC, 1966.

Citizens Amicus Brief in Support of H. Rap Brown's Appeal from his Bail Restrictions.Atlanta: SNCC, 1967.

Police Terror in Nashville.Atlanta: SNCC, 1968.

Statement on Georgia Attack on SNCC.; Statement of SNCC Supporting Julian Bond.Atlanta: SNCC, n.d.

5/3 Student Union for Peace Action (SUPA) 1966 and undated

[Letter from Alan Marks to Don Roebuck that begins "At the Grindstone Conference on Campus Organizing..."].Regina: SUPA, n.d.

A Few Proposed Agenda Items for Grindstone Conference on Campus Organizing, 5-11 September.Regina: SUPA, n.d.

Roebuck, Don.Notes on Campus Organizing.Regina: SUPA, n.d.

Information Sheet about Campuses.Regina: SUPA, n.d.

Report on Vietnam Action Plan.Regina: SUPA, n.d.

On the Canadian Involvement in the Vietnam War. An Open Letter to the 26th Parliament and the Government of Canada.Regina: SUPA, n.d. [draft only, not for publication].

Special Vietnam Action Bulletin.Regina: SUPA, n.d.

RIPP Memo #2. "Participate in Participatory Democracy."Regina: SUPA, n.d.

SUPA Literature List.Regina: SUPA, n.d.

Viet Nam Action Committee Report #3.Regina: SUPA, n.d.

Harding, Jim.The Relevance of SUPA in 1966.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Canada / Vietnam Week. Ottawa. March 1-5. Bulletin No. 1.Ottawa: SUPA, 1966.

Canada / Vietnam Week. Bulletin No. 2.Ottawa: SUPA, 1966.

Worklist Mailing. No. 3.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Worklist Mailing. No. 4.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Worklist Mailing. No. 5.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Worklist Mailing. No. 7.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Worklist Mailing. No. 8.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Worklist Mailing. No. 9.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Mayor, Jim.Worklist Mailing. No. 11.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Mayor, Jim.Worklist Mailing. No. 12.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

Mayor, Jim.Worklist Mailing. No. 14.Regina: SUPA, 1966.

[Partial document].SUPA, n.d.

5/4 Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) 1976

Harris, Emily, Bill Harris, Russell Little, and Joseph Remiro.The Last SLA Statement. An Interview with Russ, Joe, Bill and Emily.Berkeley: Bay Area Research Collective, 1976.

5/5 Weather Underground Organization (Weathermen) 1971 - 1977

The Object Is to Win.Seattle: Communications Co., 1971.

The Split of the Weather Underground Organization: Struggling against White and Male Supremacy.Seattle: John Brown Book Club, 1977.

5/6 Weather Underground Organization (Weathermen): Prairie Fire Organizing Committee undated

Fighting the State's Attacks. A Statement from Prairie Fire Organizing Committee.n.d.

5/7 Wisconsin Draft Resistance Union undated

Wisconsin Draft Resistance Union. [This pamphlet consists of four case studies...].Madison: Wisconsin Draft Resistance Union, n.d.

Wisconsin Draft Resistance Union.[This pamphlet originally appeared in "Connections"...].Madison: Wisconsin Draft Resistance Union, n.d.

5/8 Young People's Socialist League 1940

Young Socialist Review (YSR).Philadelphia: National Education Committee, Young People's Socialist League, 1940.

5/9 Zapatistas 1996

Zapatista Army of National Liberation. The Fourth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle.Austin: Accion Zapatista de Austin, 1996.

Series III Periodicals 1938-2007 3.25 linear feet

Much of the material in this series was produced during the 1990s and focuses on left-wing issues such as environmentalism, anarchism, labor relations, and communism. There are a couple of periodicals that focus specifically on marijuana legalization.

None of the periodicals in this collection represent a complete run and date ranges vary widely. Often only a few issues of a particular title exist within the collection. Where possible, subject keywords and/or short descriptions of the publication are listed with the title.

Certain organizations published more than one title, for example the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors published three separate periodicals—CCCO News Notes, News Notes of the CCCO, and The Objector. In each case titles have been filed alphabetically within the series rather than grouped together under the organization name.

This series has been filed alphabetically by periodical title then chronologically when possible. When only one issue of a particular title exist within the collection, that item has been filed under the Miscellaneous category and sub-categorized by subject.

5/10 Adbusters Fall 1995 - Winter 1996

Published by: Media Foundation, Vancouver

2 items

Keywords: Advertising, Social aspects of; Marketing; Media

5/11 Anarchy Summer 1992 - Summer 2001

Published by: Columbia Anarchist League, Columbia

4 items

Keywords: Alternative media; Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Armed resistance; Cooperatives

5/12 Canvas, The Summer 1992 - Spring 1996 and undated

Published by: Grassroots Party of Minnesota, Minneapolis

4 items

Keywords: Drug prohibition; Marijuana/hemp legalization; Peron, Dennis

5/13 CCCO News Notes Summer 2004 - Fall 2006

Published by: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, Philadelphia

6 items

Keywords: Conscientious objection; Draft resistance; Pacifism

This quarterly serial was published from 1970 to 1995. It replaced the CCCO's bi-monthly newsletter "News Notes of the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors," which was published from 1949-1969.

"News Notes of the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors" is located in Box 9, Folder 2.

5/14 Clamor November 2001 - August 2002

Published by: Clamor Magazine, Bowling Green

5 items (including duplicates)

Keywords: Ageism; Environmentalism; Feminism; Labor relations; Mental health issues; Prisons; Popular culture; Social activism; Youth movement

5/15 Clamor September 2002 - August 2003

Published by: Clamor Magazine, Bowling Green

5 items

Keywords: Ageism; Environmentalism; Feminism; Labor relations; Mental health issues; Prisons; Popular culture; Social activism; Youth movement

6/1 Coalition For Prisoners' Rights Newsletter July 1992 – January 1997

Published by: Coalition for Prisoners' Rights, Prison Project of Santa Fe, Santa Fe

15 items

Keywords: Civil rights; Crime; Death penalty; Incarceration; Legal status; Prisoners' rights

6/2 Collective Action Notes 1995 – 1996

Published by: Collective Action, Baltimore

3 items

Keywords: Class conflict; Labor relations; Socialism; Workers' rights

6/3 Dialectics 1938 - 1939

Published by: Critics Group, New York

3 items

Keywords: Literary history; Literary theory, Marxist; Marxism

6/4 Draft Resistance-Seattle Newsletter February 1968 – November 1968

Published by: Draft Resistance-Seattle

8 items

Keywords: Draft counseling; Draft resistance; Student protest movement; Vietnam War

OS 13/1 Earth First! Journal December 1981-December 1982 and undated

Published by: Earth First!

3 items

Keywords: Environmentalism; Land use; Progressive politics

6/5 Extra! September 1993 - December 1995

Published by: Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR), New York

3 items

Keywords: Journalism; Mass media; Reporting

OS 13/1 Fifth Estate Winter 1992 - Fall 1996

Published by: Fifth Estate Newspaper, Detroit

4 items

Keywords: Anarchism; Class conflict; Industrialization; Revolution; Socialism

OS 13/2 Gramma-Weekly Review June 1969 - August 1969

Published by: Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, Havana

3 items

Keywords: Communism; Cuba; Vietnam War

6/6 Ground Zero Fall 1986 - Winter 1986

Published by: Center for Nonviolent Action, Poulsbo

2 items

Keywords: Nonviolent resistance; Nuclear disarmament; Pacifism

6/7 Impact Press June 2001 - July 2002

Published by: Loudmouth Productions, Orlando

5 items

Keywords: Alternative media; Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Revolution

6/8 Impact Press August 2002 - March 2003

Published by: Loudmouth Productions, Orlando

4 items

Keywords: Alternative media; Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Revolution

6/9 Infinite Onion, The May 1994 - January 1995

Published by: Infinite Onion, Colorado Springs

2 items

Keywords: Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Revolution; Zapatistas

OS 13/3 Inner Voice November 1994 - February 1995

Published by: Association of Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics, Eugene

2 items

Keywords: Environmental ethics; Forest conservation

6/10 Katuah Journal Winter 1991 - Fall 1992

Published by: Katúah Province, Leicester

4 items

Keywords: Agriculture; Appalachian region; Bioregional studies; Environmentalism; Industrialization; Sustainability

OS 13/4 Libertad (in English & Spanish) August 1996 – December 1996

Published by: National Commission for Democracy in México, El Paso

3 items

Keywords: Armed resistance; Comandante Ramona; Human rights; Mexico; Mexico, Revolution in; Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN)

6/11 Libertarian Labor Review Summer 1993 – Summer 1995

Published by: Libertarian Labor Review Collective, Champaign

3 items

Keywords: Anarchism; Anarchism, Green; Industrialization; Labor movement; Socialism; Union labor; Workers' rights

OS 13/4 Live Wild or Die undated

Published by: Live Wild or Die Collective, Berkeley

3 items (including duplicates)

Keywords: Anarchism; Class conflict; Environmentalism; Nuclear disarmament

7/1 Loudmouth Spring 2004 - Fall 2004

Published by: Women's Resource Center (California State University), Los Angeles

3 items

Keywords: Feminism; Queer Studies; Women college students

7/2 Love and Rage (in English & Spanish) July 1992 - February 1997

Published by: Love & Rage Supporters, Minneapolis

6 items

Keywords: Abu-Jamal, Mumia; Anarchism; Class conflict; Immigration; Incarceration; Prisoners' rights; Revolution; Workers' rights; Zapatistas

OS 13/5 Madison Edge, The June 1992 - July 1992

Published by: Edge Cooperative, Madison

2 items

Keywords: Feminism; Political activism; Prisoners' rights; Progressive politics; Race relations

OS 13/5 Match!, The July 1971 - February 1976

Published by: Student Libertarian Action Movement, Tucson

18 items (including duplicates)

Keywords: Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Atheism; Class conflict; Revolution; Student protest movement

7/3 Match!, The Summer 1993 - Spring 2000

Published by: Student Libertarian Action Movement, Tucson

3 items

Keywords: Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Atheism; Class conflict; Revolution; Student protest movement

7/4 Match!, The Winter 1996 - Winter 1998

Published by: Student Libertarian Action Movement, Tucson

3 items (including duplicates)

Keywords: Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Atheism; Class conflict; Revolution; Student protest movement

7/5 Match!, The Winter 1998 - Spring 2000

Published by: Student Libertarian Action Movement, Tucson

3 items

Keywords: Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Atheism; Class conflict; Revolution; Student protest movement

7/6 Mesechabe Spring 1989 - Winter 1994

Published by: Delta Greens & the Center for Gulf South History and Culture, Inc., New Orleans

3 items

Keywords: Bioregional studies; Ecology, Human; Environmentalism; Geography; Indigenous heritage; Sustainability

7/7 Miscellaneous: Anarchism 1971 - 2002

General Strike. Mid-Jan. thru mid-April.Richmond: General Strike, n.d. [A Radical View of Richmond.]

Libertarian Analysis. Vol. I, No. 4.New York: Libertarian Analysis, 1971.

The Poor, the Bad and the Angry. Issue 2.Oakland, CA: Poor, the Bad, and the Angry, 1995. [A Magazine for Power-Hungry Proletarians.]

Rabble Review. Summer 1997.Arlington: Rabble Review, 1997. [Encouraging a Healthy Disrespect for Authority.]

News from Nowhere. No. 1.Eugene: News from Nowhere, 2002.

8/1 Miscellaneous: Anarchism 2005

Slingshot. 2005 Organizer.Berkeley: Slingshot Collective, 2005.

OS 12/5 Miscellaneous: Anarchism 1986 - 2001

The Gentle Anarchist. No. 12.Lawrence: Co-operative Economics, 1986.

Onward. Vol. 2, Issue 1.Gainesville: The Onward Collective, 2001. [Anarchist News, Opinion, Theory, and Strategy of Today.]

8/2 Miscellaneous: Class Conflict 1999 - 2002

Contraband. Off-Spring 1999.Atlanta: Contraband, 1999. [The Journal of Fugitive Thought.]

New Democracy. Double Issue. May-August 2002.Boston: New Democracy, 2002.

OS 12/5 Miscellaneous: Class Conflict 2002

The Indypendent.New York: New York City Independent Media Center, 2002.

8/3 Miscellaneous: Communism 1995

Communism. No. 9. Bruxelles: Internationalist Communist Group, 1995. [Central Review in English of the Internationalist Communist Group.]

OS 12/5 Miscellaneous: Communism 1996

MIM Notes. No. 110.Ann Arbor: Maoist Internationalist Movement, 1984. [Official Newsletter of the Maoist Internationalist Movement.]

8/4 Miscellaneous: Conspiracy Theories 1996

Verbivore: The Industry Leader. Issue 3.New York: East Village Socialist Cheese Exchange, 1996.

8/5 Miscellaneous: Economic Development, Cambodia 1976

Indochina Chronicle. "Underdevelopment in Cambodia."Washington, D.C.: Indochina Resource Center, 1976.

8/6 Miscellaneous: Education undated

We Like Drop Out.Sacramento: Drop Out, n.d. (two copies)

8/7 Miscellaneous: Environmentalism 1991 - 2001

TRANET. No. 73.Rangeley: TRANET, 1991.

Paper Wrench.Austin: Earth First! Austin, 1995. ["Working Day and Night for Industrial Collapse."]

Culture Change. Issue 19.Arcata: Sustainable Energy Institute, 2001.

8/8 Miscellaneous: Feminism and Women's Liberation 1979

Quest: A Feminist Quarterly. Vol. V, No. 1.Washington, D.C.: Quest: a feminist quarterly, Inc., 1979.

OS 12/5 Miscellaneous: Feminism and Women's Liberation 1996

Feminist Voices. Vol. 9, No. 3/4.Madison: 1996. [A Free Madison Area News Journal: by Women for Women.]

8/9 Miscellaneous: Healthcare 2001

The New Rules.Minneapolis: Institute for Local Self-Reliance, 2001.

8/10 Miscellaneous: Human Rights 1970 - 1986

Vietnam Today: Newsletter of the US/Vietnam Friendship Association. Vol. 7, No. 4.San Francisco: US/Vietnam Friendship Association, 1970.

Southeast Asia Chronicle. Issue No. 68.Berkeley: Southeast Asia Resource Center, 1979.

Asia Insights. Issue 2.Washington, D.C.: Asia Resource Center, 1986.

8/11 Miscellaneous: Incarceration 1992

The Convict Writer. Winter 1992.West Liberty: E. KY Correctional Complex, 1992.

Convictions. Vol. 2, No. 1.Corvallis, OR: Convictions, Inc, 1992.

OS 12/6 Miscellaneous: Incarceration, Mumia Abu-Jamal 1995

The Jamal Journal. Issue 5.Philadelphia: Concerned Family & Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal, 1995.

8/12 Miscellaneous: Incarceration, Rita Brown 1978

Fuzz Watch. Issue 3.Seattle: Public Support for the George Jackson Brigade Committee, 1978.

8/13 Miscellaneous: Incarceration, Leonard Peltier 1978

Crazy Horse Spirit.Rapid City: Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, 1978.

8/14 Miscellaneous: Independence Movements, Puerto Rico 1977

Puerto Rico Libre! Vol. V, No. 6.New York: Puerto Rican Solidarity Committee, 1977.

8/15 Miscellaneous: Law Enforcement/Security 1976 - 1995

CounterSpy. Vol. 3, Issue 1.Washington, D.C.: Committee for Action/Research on the Intelligence Community, Organizing Committee for a Fifth Estate, 1976.

CovertAction Quarterly. No. 55.Washington, D.C.: Covert Action Publications, 1995.

8/16 Miscellaneous: Media 1995

Radio Resistors Bulletin. Issue 10.Bellingham: Radio Resistor's Bulletin, 1995.

OS 12/6 Miscellaneous: Media 1995

Reclaiming the Airwaves.Berkeley: Free Radio Berkeley & the Free Communications Coalition, 1995.

8/17 Miscellaneous: Military 1995

Storm Warning! No. 32.Seattle: Vietnam Veterans Against the War (Anti-Imperialist), 1995.

8/18 Miscellaneous: Nuclear Disarmament 1995

The Nuclear Reactor. Summer 1995.Santa Fe, N.M: Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety, 1995.

OS 12/6 Miscellaneous: Nuclear Disarmament 1982

Nuclear Reactions. Special Edition. Summer 1982.New York: Nuclear Reactions, 1982.

8/19 Miscellaneous: Pacifism 1992

Peacemakers, Inc. Vol. 3, No. 1.Dallas: Peacemakers, Inc., 1992.

8/20 Miscellaneous: Political Activism 1995 - 2001

GroundWork. Issue 5.San Francisco: Tides Foundation, 1995.

Left Turn. Vol. 1, Issue 2.New York: Left Turn, 2001.

OS 12/7 Miscellaneous: Political Activism 1990 - 2002

Canvass. Vol. 1, Issue 1.San Francisco: Canvass Magazine, 1990.

Doing Democracy. Vol. 4, Issue 1.Brattleboro: Institute for the Arts of Democracy, Center for Living Democracy, 1997.

The Progressive Populist. Vol. 8, No. 13.Storm Lake: The Progressive Populist, 2002. [A Journal from America's Heartland.]

D.C. Free Press. Vol. 1, No. 6.Washington, D.C.: D.C. Independent Media Center, 2001.

8/21 Miscellaneous: Press and Publishing 1995

Alternative Press Review. Vol. 2, No. 2.Columbia: C.A.L. Press, 1995.

8/22 Miscellaneous: Student Protest Movement 1996

Praxis. Vol 3, No. 3.Oshkosh: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Alternative Press, 1996. ["Uniting Theory and Practice."]

OS 12/8 Miscellaneous: Student Protest Movement 1971 and undated

Spring Movement.Washington, D.C.: Washington, Spring, 1971.

Helix. Seattle: n.d. (periodical published between 1967-1970)

Voice.Northampton: Voice, 2001. [The Pioneer Valley's corporate-free press.]

8/23 Miscellaneous: Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) 1965

Bulletin. Vol. 3, No. 6.New York: SDS, 1965.

OS 12/8 Miscellaneous: Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) 1969

New Left Notes. Vol. 4, No. 14.Chicago: SDS, 1969.

8/24 Miscellaneous: Vietnam War 1968

Vietnam.Hanoi: Xunhasaba, 1968.

8/25 Miscellaneous: Weather Underground Organization 1976 - 1977

Osawatomie. Vol. 2, No. 2.Seattle: Weather Underground Organization, 1976.

Breakthrough. Vol. 1, No. 3-4.San Francisco: PFOC, 1977. [Political Journal of Prairie Fire Organizing Committee.]

9/1 New Age Patriot Winter 1993 - Winter 1995

Published by: New Age Patriot, Dearborn Heights

3 items

Keywords: Clinton administration; Drug prohibition; Marijuana/hemp legalization; Social activism

OS 13/6 New Patriot July 1992 - April 1993

Published by: Johnny Appleseed Patriotic Publications, Chicago

4 items

Keywords: Bush administration; Clinton administration; Environmentalism; Industrialism; Iran-Contra; Progressive politics; Reagan administration

9/2 News Notes (of the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors) March 1965 - June 1968

Published by: The Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, Philadelphia

5 items

Keywords: Conscientious objection; Draft resistance; Pacifism

This bi-monthly serial was published from 1949-1969 when it was replaced by "CCCO News Notes," a quarterly newsletter that ran from 1970 to 1995.

"CCCO News Notes" is located in Box 5, Folder 12.

9/3 North Coast Xpress Winter 1998 - Summer 1999

Published by: Xpress Action, Occidental

3 items

Keywords: Industrialism; Kosovo; Law enforcement; Prisoners' rights; Security; Social justice

9/4 Nuclear Resister, The June 1992 – September 1996

Published by: The Nuclear Resister, Tucson

7 items

Keywords: Environmentalism; Nonviolent resistance; Nuclear disarmament; Nuclear waste; Pacifism; Political activism; Trident

9/5 Objector, The January 2005 - July 2005

Published by: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, Philadelphia

2 items

Keywords: Conscientious objection; Draft resistance; Pacifism

OS 13/6 People's Tribune February 1994 - October 1995

Published by: Communist Labor Party of the United States of North America, National Organizing Committee, Chicago

3 items

Keywords: Class conflict; Communism; Labor relations; Poverty; Social programs; Workers' rights

9/6 Positive Health News undated

Published by: Keep Hope Alive, West Allis

2 items

Keywords: Alternative medicine; HIV/AIDS advocacy

OS 13/7 Profane Existence Winter 1992 -Summer 2008

Published by: Profane Existence Collective, Minneapolis

5 items

Keywords: Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Armed resistance; Class conflict; Punk culture; Punk music; Revolution

The Summer 2008 issue contains a CD of punk music.

9/7 Progressive Review, The May 1992 – December 1996

Published by: Progressive Review, Washington, D.C.

9 items

Keywords: Class conflict; Clinton administration; Elections; Healthcare; Political activism; Progressive politics; Taxation

9/8 Radical History Review Fall 1975 – Spring 1976

Published by: MARHO, New York

2 items

Keywords: Anarchism; Class conflict; Communism; History; Industrialism; Labor relations; Union labor

9/9 Radicals in the Professions Newsletter November 1967 - September 1968

Published by: Radical Education Project, SDS, Ann Arbor

4 items

Keywords: Class conflict; Draft resistance; Education; Imperialism; Political activism; Student protest movement; Students for a Democratic Society

OS 13/7 Shadow, The April 1992 – January 1999 and undated

Published by: Shadow Press, New York

13 items (including duplicates)

Keywords: Alternative media; Anarchism; Anti-establishment; Class conflict; Conspiracy theories; First Amendment; Law enforcement; Political activism; Revolution; Race relations; Security

9/10 Slingshot Summer 1995 - Fall 1997

Published by: Slingshot Collective, Berkeley

10 items (including duplicates)

Keywords: Alternative media; Anarchism; Capitalism; Class conflict; Environmentalism; Law enforcement; Political activism; Race relations; Social programs; Student protest movement

9/11 Solidarity with Vietnam October 1966 - November 1966

Published by: Bureau of the International Conference for Solidarity with the People of Vietnam against U.S. Imperialist Aggression and for the Defence of Peace, Hanoi

2 items

Keywords: International relations; Vietnam War

9/12 Struggle Winter 1995 - Spring 2000

Published by: Detroit Branch of the Marxist-Leninist Party, Detroit

7 items

Keywords: Class conflict; Communism; Feminism; Labor relations; Marxism; Political activism

10/1 Struggle Summer 2000 - Spring 2004

Published by: Detroit Branch of the Marxist-Leninist Party, Detroit

10 items

Keywords: Class conflict; Communism; Feminism; Labor relations; Marxism; Political activism

10/2 Studies on the Left 1959 – 1961

Published by: Studies on the Left, Madison

3 items

Keywords: New Left; Socialism

10/3 SUPA Newsletter November 1966 - June 1967 and undated

Published by: Student Union for Peace Action, Toronto

7 items

Keywords: Nonviolent resistance; Political activism; Student protest movement; Vietnam War

10/4 Turning the Tide September 1994 - Spring 1999

Published by: Prison Activist Resource Center (P.A.R.T.), Burbank; People Against Racist Terror (P.A.R.T.), Culver City

8 items

Keywords: Abu-Jamal, Mumia; Anti-racism; Immigration; Ku Klux Klan; Law enforcement; Militia movement; Nazism; Peltier, Leonard; Police brutality; Prisons; Race discrimination; Social activism

10/5 Turning the Tide Summer 2000 - Spring 2004

Published by: Prison Activist Resource Center (P.A.R.T.), Burbank; People Against Racist Terror (P.A.R.T.), Culver City

11 items

Keywords: Abu-Jamal, Mumia; Anti-racism; Immigration; Ku Klux Klan; Law enforcement; Militia movement; Nazism; Peltier, Leonard; Police brutality; Prisons; Race discrimination; Social activism

10/6 Viva Vine, The September 1995 - November 1996

Published by: The VivaVegie Society, New York

3 items

Keywords: Animal rights; Health; Nutrition; Organic agriculture; Vegetarianism

11/1 Youth Truth November 1999 - December 2001

Published by: Americans for a Society Free from Age Restrictions, Chicago

31 items

Keywords: Child labor laws; Child protection services; Drinking age; Education; Political activism; Voting-age restrictions; Youth rights movement

11/2 Youth Truth January 2002 - Spring 2007

Published by: Americans for a Society Free from Age Restrictions, Chicago

31 items

Keywords: Child labor laws; Child protection services; Drinking age; Education; Political activism; Voting-age restrictions; Youth rights movement