[Berkeley]: Campus Friends of Stop the Draft Week, [1968]. A pamphlet issued for Stop the Draft Week, which took place in Oakland in April 1968. As exemplified by the illustration of a white clenched fist and black panther paw on both covers, the mostly white protestors aligned themselves with the..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes a cover photograph depicting a trio of young hitchhikers; a centerfold photo spread of poor people in Chicago; a chronology of direct and terrorist action; and the..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes cover art by Dave Sheridan; an article by Wendy Schlesinger on the need for a Mass Women's Organization; a full-page promotional advert for Stew Albert for Sheriff..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes cover artwork by Dave Sheridan; numerous articles covering Bobby Seale's trial; a somewhat chaotic centerfold poster on the "pig system"; articles on gay, women's and other liberation..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes much coverage of Kent State with a centerfold spread on preparing for "street war"; articles on campus strikes, how to shoot guns, the Vietnam War protest movement..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes a warning to readers that the paper is near insolvency; "To a white male radical" from a "Berkeley Sister"; a photospread of the People's Park; etc. Tabloid..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes a "Free Huey" cover and an article on his imprisonment; coverage of Stew Albert's sheriff campaign; a letter from Sam Melville from prison (he would later die..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes cover art, centerfold poster and featured article on Native American resistance movements; a Weatherman communique and open letter to the Weather Underground; an article by Konstantin Berlandt..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes multi-color cover art; the Black Panther Party's "Message to America"; articles on Sam Melville and Black Panther Lonnie McLucas; a multi-colored centerfold poster on anti-imperialism in Nicaragua..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes a letter from Afeni Shakur "to a little sister..."; numerous women's liberation articles (including covert art and a large centerfold poster of Eve and the serpent); etc...... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes an article on imprisoned women activists Joan Bird (Panther 21) and Linda Evans (Weatherwoman); a lengthy article on the Gay Liberation Front; coverage of anti-colonialist struggles in..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes coverage of a Berkeley rent strike, a centerfold "Free John Sinclair" spread featuring photographs of statements by Sinclair, a full page Freak Brothers underground comix, and articles..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes an article on Charles Manson ("Manson In the Hate"), full page Freak Brothers underground comic strip, Arlo Guthrie's testimony at the Chicago Conspiracy trial, articles on the..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes a centerfold poster featuring artwork by Dave Baker depicting a hermaphrodite holding up a globe that reads, "Arise you banshees werewolves & scum - rise up, break..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes a cover photograph of Black Panther members and a centerfold montage of Panther imagery and poems/anthems (also, articles on imprisoned Panther leader Huey Newton, Bobby Seale, etc.);..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes "A Call to Arms" by the Tribe Editorial Collective on the need for a People's Militia in Berkeley; centerfold article ("Goodbye To All That!") by feminist Robin..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes cover artwork by Gary Morrison; an article by Eldridge Cleaver on his trip to North Korea, North Vietnam, China, and Algiers; lengthy coverage of the Los Siete..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1970. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes the third communique from the Weather Underground; coverage of the capture of White Panther Party member Pun Plamondon; a lengthy article on urban renewal; "A Day in..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1971. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes coverage of various demonstrations; instructions for building an incendiary device; medical advice for street medics; etc. Tabloid format printed in black on newsprint, 16 pp., heavily illustrated..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1971. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes a women's liberation cover; an article on San Quentin defendants Fleeta Drumgo and John Clutchette; ongoing coverage of George Jackson's death; a a large centerfold poster printed..... More
Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1971. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes coverage of the Attica uprising and the death of Sam Melville; George Jackson's UN petition; a centerfold poster on the Chilean Revolution; other articles and adverts. Tabloid..... More
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Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1971. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes much coverage following the death of George Jackson, including includes a cover tribute articles on his death, a centerfold compilation of letters from him, and full transcript..... More
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Berkeley: Red Mountain Tribe, 1971. An issue of this militant Bay Area underground newspaper published from 1969-1972. Selected content for this issue includes much coverage following the death of George Jackson, including includes a cover tribute articles on his death, a centerfold compilation of letters from him, and full transcript..... More
n.p. n.p., [196-?]. An unidentified newsprint poster featuring Black Panther Bobby Seale to the recto with a New Left essay titled "An Amerikan Dream" to the verso. The essay is printed in blue in two columns and framed by images of bombs, raised fists, marijuana leaves and a fist holding..... More
San Francisco: International Committee to Release Eldridge Cleaver, [1968]. An information sheet and petition demanding the release of Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver following a shootout between Cleaver and the Oakland police, in which Cleaver was wounded and Panther Bobby Hutton was killed. The recto includes information on Cleaver’s legal status..... More