n.p. Sundiata Acoli Freedom Committee & Anarchist Black Cross, Jacksonville, Fl[orida], n.d. Quarto. Side-stapled photocopied booklet; 29 pp.; photographs. Written by a one-time Black Panther, Black Liberation Army combatant and current New Afrikan POW, Acoli provides a history of New Afrikan prisoners and their struggles behind walls. A Fine copy... More
New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1974. First edition. Octavo. Red cloth titled in black & yellow to spine; xii, 238 pp.; dust jacket. A biography of the famed Black Panther by the editor of his first book, Soledad Brother. A Near Fine copy with one bumpe corner and cloth... More
New York: Random House, 1972. First edition. Octavo. 1/4 red paper with embossed silouhette of Jackson over black cloth; xix, 197 pp.; dust jacket. Jackson's final book finished days before he was gunned down in San Quentin. A Near Fine copy with slight musty smell in a Near Fine, unclipped... More
![Revolutionary Peoples' [sic] Constitutional Convention [in] Plain Dealer, Philadelphia's Only, Vol. 1, No. 22, September 3, 1970. Plain Dealer Collective.](/images/noimage.png)
Philadelphia: Plain Dealer, 1970. Tabloid newspaper format printed in red and black on newsprint; 24 pp. This issue published to coincide with the Black Panther-sponsored Revolutionary Peoples' [sic] Constitutional Convention held in Philadelphia Sept. 4-6, 1970. Although there is much content devoted to the convention and its aims, including the... More