Cass Lake, MN / Winnipeg / Phoenix: Alliance Indian Publications / Intertribal Christian Communications / Native Christian Resource Center, 1976-2000. A collection of three Christian magazines primarily edited and written by Native Americans interested in evangelizing to other Native Americans. The Indian Christian was published by the Alliance Indian Publications..... More
New York: Socialist Call, 1935. Stapled wrappers (5 ¼” x 8 ¼”), 31 p. Some soiling, penciling, and faint foxing to the wrappers, VG. More
Brooklyn: Shantih, 1979. A special issue of this literary magazine focused on Native American writing, which features some of the earliest published writing by controversial activist and one-time professor, Ward Churchill. Churchill contributed the cover and rear cover art, poetry, and profiles of Native American comic Charlie Hill and Native..... More
Philadelphia: 1918. Minutes and reports from the annual meeting of the Associated Executive Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs, which was held in Philadelphia on May 28-29, 1918. Includes minutes from the two sessions and the annual statistical report, treasurer’s report, and the Shawnee Mission Cemetery report. The rear cover..... More
New York: Home Missions Council of North America, [1943]. A pamphlet on Native American wardship and its relationship to citizenship, suffrage, education, crime, land ownership, public opinion, social services, healthcare, and psychological dependency. The second half of the booklet includes a series of “Exhibits” that provide “additional data covering among..... More
Window Rock, Arizona: United States Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, 1947. A report on the history of the Navajos in the United States, including their treatment at the hands of the expanding European population and the consequences of the 1868 treaty signed with the U.S. government. It..... More
Detroit: UAW-CIO Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination Department, [1952]. An account of Native American discrimination against Sergeant John Rice told in two statements by William Oliver of the UAW-CIO Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination Department before the Dept. of the Interior Hearing on Proposed Regulations to Govern Indian Tribal Attorney Contracts. Rice..... More
Tsaile, Arizona: Education House, ©1978. From the copyright page: “This book of Native American music provides musical, textual, and cultural information on songs and dances for use in schools. It contains material for general classroom use, teacher training, Indian music classes, and general use. It is designed with a set..... More
York, SC: Liberty Bell Publications, 2004. Reprint. A reprint of a special issue of George Dietz’s Liberty Bell magazine originally published on the 100th anniversary of Adolf Hitler’s birth. Features essays, poems, illustrations, and excerpts from Mein Kampf. Current essays include, “The Measure of Greatness” by William Pierce, “An American..... More
New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1940. First Edition. An autobiographical account of the travel and military exploits of Dmitri Alioshin, an officer in the imperial Russian army who fought at times with both the Red and White armies before joining the “Bloody” Baron Ungern in Mongolia. He ultimately settled..... More
Hancock, VT: Top Drawer Rubber Stamp Co., 1979. The second of three catalogues issued by the Top Drawer Rubber Stamp company comprising stamp designs from many popular underground artists. The majority of designs for this catalogue are by Robert Crumb (52), with others by Bill Griffith, Kim Deitch, Jay Lynch..... More
Omaha: Congress of Freedom, [1959]. An address delivered by Classics professor and right wing ideologue, Revilo P. Oliver, at the 8th Annual Congress of Freedom, Colorado Springs, CO, on April 9, 1959. Oliver tackles a number of anti-Communist fears: progressive education, Communist Front organizations, control of psychology and psychiatry, subversion..... More
[Milledgeville, Ga.]: [The United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors], 1997. This issue of the U.N.N.M.’s crackpot newspaper is focused on John Hanson, a Moor, and according to the Nuwaubians, the true first President of the U.S. George Washington is described as a slave-owning, avaricious, poor speaker who didn’t take care of..... More
New York: The Jewish Anarchist Federation of America, 1935. A primer on the principles of anarchism and its two main schools of thought: Proudhonian and Kropotkinian. Jacob Abraham Maryson (1866-1941) was a Jewish doctor and anarchist and a member of the Pioneers of Liberty, the first Jewish anarchist group in..... More
[San Francisco]: Women Against Richard Nixon, 1973. A flyer for a Dump Nixon Rally organized by the Feminist Party and co-sponsored by a list of phoney groups, such as Women Against Richard Nixon (W.A.R.N.), Gays Rejoicing About Nixon’s Downfall (G.R.A.N.D.), Blacks Opposing Richard Nixon (B.O.R.N.), Prostitutes Opposing Richard Nixon (P.O.R.N.1)..... More
Boston: Socialist Party, 1947. A flyer announcing a 20th anniversary Sacco & Vanzetti memorial meeting organized under the auspices of the Socialist Party and held Sunday, August 24, 1947 at the Parkman Bandstand at Boston Common. Scheduled speakers were McAlister Coleman, Joseph Massida, Rose Pesotta, Simon Rottenberg, and Caleb Smith..... More
New York: Eritreans for Liberation, 1974. A single issue of the journal of Eritreans for Liberation in North America, a support group for Eritrean nationalism that originally began as the Eritrean Youth for Liberation in 1970. They published EPLF communiques; letters of solidarity from other revolutionary groups and organizational updates..... More
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Detroit: Facing Reality Publishing Committee, 1956. Second Edition. An important reformulation of Marxism presented to the Trotskyist movement, which the Forest-Johnson tendency saw as outmoded as Stalinism. Originally published in 1950 and republished in a second edition in 1956, this third edition was the first to announce C.L.R. James as..... More
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Washington, D. C.: Spectrum Publications, 1973. Two issues of this black student newspaper from the short-lived Federal City College in Washington, D. C. Content encompasses both campus news and activities and broader coverage of black revolutionary activity. Select articles include Marxism-Leninism and Nkrhumahism by Stokely Carmichael and Culture and Ideology..... More
Philadelphia: Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1961-62. Four mimeographed issues of FOR-Cast, the bulletin of the Philadelphia chapter of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, which sought to inform members and supporters of local FOR activities. The bulletin began in Sept 1960 and lasted at least until 1963. Issues included here: Vol. II, No..... More
Tishomingo, Oklahoma: Published by the author, 1948. First edition. The “last word” on the subject of social mixture and interracial marriages from ex-Oklahoma governor, William “Alfalfa Bill” Murray. Murray’s disjointed treatise relies on the Bible, race science, and history to argue for complete racial separation. His paternalism is reflected in..... More
Philadelphia: American Civil Liberties Union, [ca. 1954]. A detailed analysis of the dismissal of educators from Temple Univ., Jefferson Medical College, and the Philadelphia public schools for invoking the Fifth Amendment when called to testify in front of HUAC. Stapled wrappers (6” x 9”), 36 p. About Fine. More
National Welfare Rights Organization, [ca. 1972]. A provocative poster from the National Welfare Rights Organization featuring the silhouette of a black woman scrubbing floors, a “slave job” that the NWRO accuses Richard Nixon and Wilbur Mills of promoting with their bipartisan welfare reform legislation. Printed landscape in blue and orange on..... More
Richmond: B.C, Canada: LSM Information Center, 1974. This selection of writings on Mozambican Women deals with a number of important aspects in the struggle for the emancipation of women - Mozambican women, African women, and humanity’s women. It deals as well with the relationship between women’s liberation and the worldwide..... More
[New York]: [Woman's Roosevelt Memorial Association], [1933]. A memorial booklet to Corinne Roosevelt Robinson following her death from pneumonia in 1933. The booklet was produced by the Board of Directors of the Woman’s Roosevelt Memorial Association, of which Corinne had been a director, and features a resolution sent to the..... More