[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Black Panther Party political communication archive documenting how the Party used its newspaper to coordinate legal defense, circulate political education, publicize local and international struggle, and turn specific cases of police violence, imprisonment, and community survival into a national print program. Across these three issues, the.....

[African American] [Black Radicalism] Keating, Edward M. Free Huey! The True Story of the Trial of Huey P. Newton (1971) documents the prosecution of Huey P. Newton and situates the case within the broader political and legal conflicts surrounding the Black Panther Party during the late 1960s. Written by the.....

The Journal of Negro History traces Black historical scholarship from the civil rights crisis of the late 1960s to the constitutional battles over affirmative action in the early 1980s. Kenneth B. Clark opens the January 1968 number with “The Present Dilemma of the Negro,” while other issues examine racial thought.....

[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P., ed. The Black Panther, March 3, 1969 issue of the Black radical newspaper, a periodical linking international antiwar solidarity, prisoner defense, labor boycott campaigns, branch reporting, and local documentation of police violence. Rather than concentrating on a single event, this issue shows the.....

[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P. The Black Panther, December 11, 1971 issue, the organ by which the Black Panther Party reported on race and class struggle including welfare policy, police violence,and public health. Rather than isolating these matters as separate news issues, the paper presents them as interlocking.....

[Student Activism][New Left] UC San Diego student activist newspaper Triton Times, June through December 1968, covering Black student organizing, Associated Students politics, and campus protest in Southern California. Across these issues, student reporters cover local conflicts over education outreach, partisan university control, and diversity studies in real time during a......

[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P. Black Panther Party newspaper, January 1977 issue covering prison organizing, Oakland municipal politics, and the continuing afterlife of Cointelpro. Front-page headline “Free Commissary Program Gives 500 Packages To Prison Inmates” and carries Elaine Brown’s long interview on “People’s Power” in Oakland. The issue.....

[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P. The Black Panther, Vol. IV, no. 4, issued December 27, 1969, a vital organ of the Party disseminating coverage of police violence, legal defense, political education, prison solidarity, and community survival work in the immediate aftermath of the killings of Fred Hampton and.....

[Black Radicalism] Jihad News vol. 2, no. 1, issued in San Francisco in July 1974 and associated with the African People’s Party, joins Black Power politics in the United States to prison defense, police violence, and Pan-African debate through the paper’s own headlines and printed texts. The front cover asks.....

"Black Pride" preserves Don L. Lee’s poems at the point where his Chicago Black Arts voice was moving through Broadside Press’s inexpensive national poetry network. The dedication names Malcolm X, Langston Hughes, and John Coltrane as “innovators in their own way,” placing Lee’s poems inside a lineage of Black political.....

"Labor's Stake in the Fight to Free Angela Davis," Chicago: National Coordinating Committee for Trade Union Action and Democracy, 1971. Four panel handbill. 8.5" x 11" inches. Black and white photo on front page shows Davis speaking into a hand-held microphone with the text "Free Angela Davis" below. Inside of.....

The Review of Black Political Economy. Published by the Black Economic Research Center (1970, 1973) and the National Economic Association and Atlanta University Center (1979, 1980). Issues included: [1] Vol. 1, No. 1, Spring/Summer 1970, [2] Vol. III, No. 2, Winter 1973, [3] Vol. 10, No. 1, Fall 1979, [4].....

[Black Panthers] [Counterculture] [Prison and Incarceration] Brothers film archive. Warner Brothers, 1977. Archive consists of six items, including 5 original black and white press photographs and one lobby card for the film Brothers, a fictionalized account of the historical events and friendship between Angela Davis and prison inmate George Jackson.....