B.A.N. - Blacks Against Nukes newsletter, Vol. 3, No. 10, Mar-Apr. 1983

Washington, D. C. Blacks Against Nukes, Inc., 1983. An issue of B.A.N.’s newsletter, published to “be an educational center of information for Black, Third World, and poor people to make them aware of the serious implications of nuclear power and weapons.” This issue reprints excerpts of a letter from a black engineer in the nuclear industry who claims, “...Chances are there are only two Blacks involved in the anti-nuclear movement, but there are many of us making significant contributions to the development of nuclear technology…,” which B.A.N. refutes. Other content includes a cartoon, letters to the editor, and contact information. Substantive content is lacking, but the group had a cool logo.

A single sheet folded (11” x 8 ½”), 4 p., illus. ‘Dup’ penciled to the top of the cover page, old folds from mailing. Only four libraries in OCLC hold any issue. Item #10496

Price: $35.00