[African- Americana] Official Program 50th Annual Convention of the Louisiana Education Association and Louisiana Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers. November 18, 19, 20, 21, 1951

Shreveport, LA, Louisiana Education Association and Louisiana Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers, Publishers, 1951. Wraps. Printed wraps. Unpaginated, approximately 32 pp. A few black and white photos of people throughout, as well as ads for local African-American businesses. A program of events for the 50th annual convention of the Louisiana Education Association and Louisiana Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers, focusing on the theme, "Education for Human Rights." A lengthy program of events is included, as well as biographies of more notable attendees and speakers. This includes James Madison Nabrit Jr. a prominent Civil Rights lawyer and president of Howard University; Moss Hendrix, a pioneer in the field of public relations, who worked to get companies to market their products to Black audiences. The event was held at the Booker T. Washington High School in Shreveport. GOOD condition. Moderate foxing and toning to the covers, with minor soiling and staining. Math problem worked out on the rear cover. Vertical fold crease present. Good .

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Book number: 019558

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn

Martin Luther King and Malcolm X Poster

San Francisco, Julian Richardson Associates, Publisher. Unbound. no date, perhaps late 1960s, early 1970s. Single sheet, 21 ¾ by 16 ¾ inches. A lithograph poster made from a photo of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X. Printed by Julian Richardson, perhaps best known as the founder of Marcus Bookstore in San Francisco, a store that served as a meeting place for Black artists in San Francisco, as well as a gathering place for members of the Black Panther Party. FAIR condition. Heavy browning to the paper, with faint dampstaining along the top and bottom edge. A few other ink stains and stains present, as well as general soiling. Creasing and wrinkling present, mostly along the extremities, along with several bumps, dings, chips and small tears. Pinholes at the corners and tape at the upper left corner. Overall a worn example of this. Fair .

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Book number: 018922

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Posters

Stokely Is a Riot Pinback

No Place, No publisher. Unbound. No publisher, place or date. Presumed mid to late 1960s. Measures 1 ¼ inches in diameter. Dark yellow background with reddish brown printing. A pinback promoting Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture) and his work. Ture was a civil rights leader and Black power activist, chairing the SNCC, and promoting the idea of Black power, raising awareness to the term and its ideology. The pin itself may refer to the 1968 Washington DC riots that occurred after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The FBI tried to tie him to the riots, and its COINTELPRO branch planted the idea that he worked for the CIA, leading to a break between him and the Black Panther Party. By 1969, Ture lived in exile in Africa. VERY GOOD condition. Minor soiling and rubbing. Light rusting to the reverse. Very Good .

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Book number: 019188

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Pinbacks Black Studies Social Movements

You'Ve Heard About the Party Suing the Fbi. Hear the Ideas the Fbi Tried to Suppress. Willie Mae Reid Political Event Flier

San Francisco, Socialist Workers, Publisher. Unbound. no date, circa 1976. Single sheet, 8 ½ by 11 inches. Yellow green paper stock. A flier issued by the Socialist Workers Party, promoting Willie Mae Reid for Vice-President of the United States, announcing her speaking date of Sept. 25. Reid, a politician and author, ran for the office in 1976, with Peter Camejo running for president. With a poorly reproduced photo of Reid. GOOD condition. Small piece torn off from the flier at the upper right corner, with some associated staining and discoloration. Minor staining and soiling, with a few faint fold creases, minor wrinking and other small creases. Good .

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Book number: 019114

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Radical Studies Communism, Socialism, Marxism Fliers Social Movements

No Author

Beat Big Business. Vote Communist. Hall and Tyner President/Vice-President

New York, NG Slater Co, 1972. Unbound. (New York, 1972). 3 inches in diameter. White, maroon and yellow colored pinback with small photos of the candidates. 1972 Campaign button. In 1972 and 1976 Gus Hall and Jarvis Tyner ran for President and Vice-President, respectively, for the Communist Party USA. Gus Hall was a long time Communist Party USA leader, serving 8 years in prison after being indicted under the Smith Act. Jarvis Tyner is an African-American political activist, serving as a spokesperson for the CPUSA, as well as formerly holding the Executive Vice Chair of the party. Near Fine .

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Book number: 016314

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Radical Studies Pinbacks

Various authors

The Berkeley Barb. July 25-31, 1969

Berkeley, Allan D. Coult, Publisher, 1969. Tabloid. Side folding tabloid newspaper. 16 pp. Black and white photos throughout. Single issue of this long running underground newspaper from Berkeley, California, using a blend of counterculture, politics and sex ads to achieve success. This issue published in the brief window between ownership by Max Scherr. With a full page devoted to the Black Panthers, including quotes from Bobby Seale on the decentralization of police, giving local communities control, as well as pieces on the Black Panther Party platform and goals. Usual counterculture, radical and sex ads throughout. GOOD condition. Vending machine stamp on the front cover. Horizontal fold crease present. Moderate toning. Light wrinkling and edgewear, with some chips. Good .

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Book number: 015091

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Underground Newspapers Counterculture

Various Authors

Berkeley Tribe. May 1-8, 1970

Berkeley, Red Mountain Tribe, Publisher, 1970. Tabloid. Tabloid format. 28 pp. Illustrations and photos throughout. A single issue of this radical, counterculture underground newspaper from Berkeley, California, formed after a split with the Berkeley Barb over labor issues. The Tribe embraced more radical and left wing causes. This issue with about two pages devoted to Bobby Seale and other Black Panther Party members; a piece on the "war against Black vets;" police gun violence against protestors; feminism and women's equality articles, etc. GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Moderate browning. Minor soiling. Some creasing along the extremities, with some minor tearing and chipping. Good .

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Book number: 015692

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Radical Studies Underground Newspapers Counterculture

Various Authors

Berkeley Tribe. July 2-8, 1971

Berkeley, CA, Red Mountain Tribe, Publisher, 1971. Tabloid. Tabloid format. 20 pp. Illustrations and photos throughout. A single issue of this radical, counterculture underground newspaper from Berkeley, California, formed after a split with the Berkeley Barb over labor issues. The Tribe embraced more radical and left-wing causes. This issue with news on the trial of Ruchell Magee and Angela Davis; news on the trial of Black Panther leader Huey Newton; news on Native American struggles for recognition and rights; news on the trial of white lawyer Arthur Turco, accused of being a member of the Black Panther Party and ordering the killing of another member, etc. FAIR/GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Heavy creasing to the corners of the paper. Some wrinkling. Moderate browning. Minor soiling and some foxing. A few small tears along the extremities. Address stamp present. Fair .

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Book number: 016043

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Radical Studies Underground Newspapers

Various authors

Berkeley Tribe. June 4-11, 1971

Berkeley, CA, Red Mountain Tribe, Publisher, 1971. Tabloid. Tabloid format. 20 pp. Illustrations and photos throughout. A single issue of this radical, counterculture underground newspaper from Berkeley, California, formed after a split with the Berkeley Barb over labor issues. The Tribe embraced more radical and left-wing causes. This issue with a half page devoted to the Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee trial; a page devoted to the discovery of 23 bodies in Yuba City; a piece advertising the celebration of the freedom of Black Panther Party members Bobby Seale and Erick Huggins; two full pages of a statement by Ruchell Magee (and Maharibi Muntu) on racism, the right to kill, the justice system, etc.; a piece on Sun Ra, etc. GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Some wrinkling and creasing. Moderate browning. Minor soiling. Some chipping and tearing along the extremities. Good .

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Book number: 016261

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Radical Studies Underground Newspapers

Various authors

Black Excellence. A Family Magazine. December 1978-January 1979

Milwaukee, P and P Publishing, 1979. Wraps. Wraps. 36 pp. Black and white photos throughout. Single issue of this magazine devoted to notable Black people, their actions and current events relating to African-Americans. This with a cover image and profile of Vel Phillips, Secretary of State of Wisconsin, and noted lawyer and Civil Rights activist; a look at Rust College; a short piece on Roy Wilkins, etc. GOOD condition. From the collection of Zelma George, who served as an advisor to President Eisenhower's administration, an alternate delegate to the UN General Assembly, and served on the executive council of the American Society of African Culture, among various other roles. Her signature is on the front cover, with a larger signature and date on the title page. Mailing label on the rear cover. Minor soiling, fading, scuffing and edgewear to the covers. Minor curling at the corners. Good .

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Book number: 017808

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Black Studies

Various Authors

The Black Panther. Black Community News Service. May 31, 1970

San Francisco, The Black Panther Party, Publisher, 1970. Tabloid. Tabloid newspaper format. 32 pp. including covers. Rear cover art by Emory Douglas. Black and white photos throughout. Single issue of this long running newspaper issued by the Black Panther Party, offering news of its actions, members and discussing of Black Panther Party ideology and philosophy, as well as the goals of the organization. This with news on the police killings of Black men around the country; several lengthy pieces by Eldridge Cleaver, including one on the Pentagon, etc. GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Moderate uneven browning. Minor chipping and tearing along the extremities. Paper slightly brittle. Light soiling. Good .

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Book number: 018282

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Underground Newspapers Black Studies

Various authors

Black Excellence. A Family Magazine. Sept. -Nov. 1977. Vol. 1 No. 3

Milwaukee, Published by P and P Publishing, 1977. Wraps. Wraps. 40 pp. Black and white photos throughout. Single issue of this magazine devoted to notable Black people, their actions and current events relating to African-Americans. This issue with a piece on Fayetteville State University; Ersa Poston; a short piece on Roy Wilkins, etc. GOOD condition. From the collection of Zelma George, who served as an advisor to President Eisenhower's administration, an alternate delegate to the UN General Assembly, and served on the executive council of the American Society of African Culture, among various other roles. Her signature is on the front cover, with a larger signature and date on the title page. Mailing label on the rear cover. Minor soiling, fading, scuffing and edgewear to the covers. Minor curling at the corners. Two pages with ink mark-ups. Good .

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Book number: 018795

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Black Studies

Various Authors

Black Future. The Magazine for Black South Carolinians. Summer 1982

Orangeburg, SC, Williams Associates, Publisher, 1982. Wraps. Illustrated wraps. 34 pp. Black and white photos throughout. A magazine from South Carolina for African-Americans, with articles on Atlanta as the city of the future; the legal basis of affirmative action; Allen University; why we need Black schools, etc. GOOD+ condition. Minor wrinkling. Minor bend/curl to the upper left corner. Good .

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Book number: 019136

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Black Studies

Various authors

Changeover. November, 1970. Vol. I, No. 8

Detroit, Changeover, Publisher, 1970. Tabloid. Tabloid newspaper format. 8 pp. Black and white illustrations throughout. Single issue of this newspaper published by and primarily for, African Americans in Detroit, focusing on civil rights and social justice issues, both locally and nationally. This issue with front page coverage of what the paper called, "a small race war" in the Pontiac, between white and Black youths. This apparently arose as a result of the beating of two Black students by a group of white students. Also present is coverage of the incident between Detroit police and members of the National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCF), which resulted in the "Detroit 15" being arrested for murder. The NCCF was the Detroit chapter of the Black Panther Party. While smaller than most chapters, due in part to the presence of other more established civil rights groups and Black Power organizations, the Detroit police engaged in illegal harassment and violence against the group, in an effort to discredit and disband the organization. This 1970 event was the culmination of the friction between the two groups. All 15 were tried and acquitted on murder charges, although three were convicted of felony assault. Short piece on women's liberation also present. GOOD condition. Fold crease present, although apparently misfolded. Moderate toning. Minor chipping and tearing along the fore edge. Paper somewhat brittle. Good .

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Book number: 019787

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Underground Newspapers Black Studies Social Movements

Various authors

Contac. Essence of Life. The Voice of the Afro-American Cultural Center of the University of Connecticut. October, 1972. Volume II, Number 2

Storrs, CT, Students of the Afro-American Cultural Center, Publisher, 1972. Tabloid. Tabloid newspaper format. Single sheet, four pages. Single issue of this newspaper published by students of the Afro-American Cultural Center at the University of Connecticut. This issue looks at how religion and democracy has been used to exploit Black people in the US; profiles the Black Voices of Freedom choral group; profiles students, etc. GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Moderate toning. Several small tears along the extremities. Minor wrinkling. Good .

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Book number: 018696

Catalogue: African American

Keywords: Noisbn Underground Newspapers Social Movements