[New York: ARM 14], 1970. Tabloid format printed on newsprint, [8] pp, illus. Center fold, newsprint slightly browning, tiny splits at fold, about Near Fine. Three copies found in WorldCat (Univ. of VA, Wisconsin and Kansas). Scarce. A presumably one-off anti-drug publication by the unidentified ARM 14 in New York..... More
Philadelphia: Black Panther Party, [1970]. A two-sided flyer distributed by the Philadelphia branch of the Black Panther Party following the death of Harold Brown, a young Black man, killed by two Philadelphia police officers. The recto juxtaposes a statement by the notorious Philadelphia police commissioner, Frank Rizzo, exonerating the two..... More
Philadelphia: Black Panther Party, [1970]. A Philadelphia Black Panther Party flyer issued as a provocation to the Philadelphia Police Department. Featuring a crude drawing of a pig wearing a cop uniform alongside the group’s definition of a “pig”: “A LOW NATURED BEAST, THAT HAS NO REGARD FOR LAW OR JUSTICE;..... More
Ann Arbor: Ministry of Information, White Panther Party, 1970. The first two of only three issues published issues of this White Panther Party tabloid beautifully printed in color. Issue one features John Sinclair’s “Message to the People of Woodstock Nation,” an article by Tom Hayden on Bobby Seale as a...... More
New York: Committee to Defend the Panthers, [1969]. A run of five issues of the weekly newsletter published by the Committee to Defend the Panthers, which provided supporters with up-to-date news related to the trial of 21 Black Panthers arrested on conspiracy to set off bombs and assassinate police officers..... More
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Pineville, LA: The Conservative Society of America, [1969]. Conservative activist and publisher, Kent Courtney, accuses the Black Panthers of being a “criminal, treasonous, Communist organization seeking to destroy the United States.” Quad-fold brochure, very faint toning to edges, else Fine. Only seven copies found in OCLC institutions. More
Oakland: Commemoration Committee for the Black Panther Party, 2000. A single issue of the organ of the Commemoration Committee for the Black Panther Party, an organization founded to further the BPP's original ten-point program. This issue includes updates on the campaign to free Mumia Abu-Jamal, on David Hilliard's Oakland City..... More
n.p. n.p., [ca. 1969]. A scathing poetic indictment of militant white radicals by an unnamed individual writing under the pseudonym ‘Marcuse Garvey’. The poem appears to have been composed during the Panther 21 trial in NYC as the first stanza references the ‘D4M’, the Columbia University-based December 4th Movement, a...... More
New York: Youth Against War and Fascism, [1970]. A large newsprint poster originally included as an insert in “The Partisan,” the organ of Youth Against War & Fascism. The group calls for a People's Assembly in New Haven: "A broad coalition of groups firmly united on one common objective -..... More