Extremism Course collection, 1937-1976

Collection is composed of notebooks compiled by Redmond High School students and subject files containing news-clippings, newspapers, correspondence, ephemera, essays, and notes related to right-wing and left-wing extremist groups in the 1960s and 1970s. Extremist groups and publications featured in the collection include: The Councilor (Louisiana White Citizens Power), The Conservative Party, John Birch Society, Liberty Lobby, National Youth Alliance, Ku Klux Clan, United Klans of America, Christian Crusade/Christian Nationalist Crusade, National States Rights Party, National Socialists White People’s Party, Nazis, Common Sense (Christian Education Association), Minutemen, Yakima Herald Republican, The Thunderbolt, The Weekly Crusader, The Fiery Cross, Truth About Civil Turmoil, Young Americans for Freedom, The Christian Beacon, The Yakima Eagle, Students for a Democratic Society, Black Panther Party, Guardian (Independent Radical Newsweekly), Los Angeles Free Press, American Indian Movement (AIM), Industrial Workers of the World, Progressive Labor Party, Socialist Labor Party of America, Socialist Workers Party, Young Socialist Alliance, International Socialists, Workers World Party, Youth Against War and Fascism, Women’s Liberation Movement, Communism Around the World, GI Civilian Alliance for Peace, Technocracy, Seattle Union Record, Women: A Journal of Liberation, Women’s Liberation in New York, Front de Liberation du Quebec (Quebec Liberation Front), Quarter Moon Tribe/Woodstock Nation, The Weatherman Underground, Youth International Party (YIPPIE), Seattle Liberation Front, The Red Sun Tribe, People’s World (West Coast Communist Paper), Weekly Worker, The New Left, The New Party, The Chicago 7, Rapid Transit Guerilla Communication, Third World Liberation Group, National Mobilization Committee, Student Mobilization Committee, Liberation News Service, Revolutionary Youth Movement, Peace and Freedom Party, Anti-Defamation League (ADL) of B’Nai B’rith, The American Jewish Committee, Institute of Human Relations, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Group Research Inc.