The Long Island Council of Long Island AFT locals, American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO, [1963]. An expose of the radical right’s attempt to undermine the public school system by censoring textbooks, banning authors, capturing school board and PTA seats, and gagging teachers through intimidation. The five right-wing members of the..... More
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Belmont: American Opinion, 1960. 8vo; stapled wrappers, 46, [2] pp. A relatively early issue of this John Birch Society publication dedicated solely to Julius Epstein’s article on the “suicide” of Danish diplomat, Povl Bang-Jensen, who’d been fired from his UN position for refusing to hand over a list of Hungarian..... More
Belmont, Massachusetts: American Opinion, [ca. 1969]. A reprint by the John Birch Society of James Forman’s controversial Black Manifesto first presented at the National Black Economic Development Conference held in Detroit in April, 1969. A month later Forman barged into Riverside Church in NYC, took over the microphone and read..... More
Belmont, MA: American Opinion. 8vo; stapled wrappers, [2], 32, [2], photographs, illustrations. A relatively uncommon offprint from the John Birch Society's "American Opinion." The author, a physician and mayor of Belle Glade, Florida, presents the historical, legal and ethical facts about abortion and concludes, "The liberalization of abortion laws now..... More
Belmont, Massachusetts: American Opinion, [1970]. An offprint from “American Opinion,” the magazine of the John Birch Society, in which the author traces the history of the clenched fist salute as a revolutionary symbol. Many photographs of black revolutionaries, Communists, and other assorted leftists, arms raised, fist clenched. Stapled self-wrappers, 16..... More
Belmont, Massachusetts: American Opinion, [1973]. A John Birch Society pamphlet on the “plastic revolutionaries” of the American Indian Movement (A.I.M.) who use thuggery and militant tactics to bully the government and liberal churches into funding them and acceding to their demands. Like all other radical activity, the JBS contends that..... More
Belmont, Massachusetts: American Opinion, [196-]. A John Birch Society reprint of Michel Sturdza’s publication on the interference of the U.N. in the Congolese dispute between the left-wing Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba and the pro-Belgian President of Katanga, Moise Tchombe, who was supported by the international political Right. Conservatives, including the..... More