Rioghan Kirchner Civil Rights in Brooklyn Collection
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Abstract
A collection of material related to the 1960s civil rights movement in the United States, particularly the Brooklyn chapter of CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) and the Brooklyn group FOCUS (Freedom Organizations Coordinated for Unity in Shorefront), compiled by Rioghan Kirchner, a member of Brooklyn CORE and cofounder of FOCUS.
Historical Note
CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) was a national civil rights organization founded in Chicago in 1942. The Brooklyn chapter was founded in 1960 by Dr. Robert Palmer, Marjorie Leeds, and a group of other local community activists specifically to address living conditions in the predominantly Black neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant: poor quality housing, inadequate garbage collection, inferior schools, and high unemployment. From 1960-1964, members of Brooklyn CORE led local demonstrations to desegregate housing, integrate public schools, create jobs, and improve sanitation services in Bedford-Stuyvesant. The organization was one of the most dynamic civil rights groups in New York City at the time.
FOCUS (Freedom Organizations Coordinated for Unity in Shorefront) was another Brooklyn group that made significant contributions to the civil rights movement. Working out of the Sheepshead Bay-Shorefront area, the group was instrumental in suspending the licenses of several real estate brokers who discriminated in selling and renting houses and apartments. They also took direct action against violators of public accommodations such as the American Legion and Cabana Clubs. Their Operation Open City was active in obtaining housing for minority families who had been discriminated against.
Black News was a semi-monthly newsletter produced in Bedford-Stuyvesant from 1969 to 1984. The photocopied publication was created and distributed entirely by volunteers. According to its first issue, it was "a community publication" and "it was formed in order to encourage a new awareness and involvement among our people." With articles on police brutality, racist government policies, corrupt politicians, health and medicine, and the "P.O.W. Forum"—a series on Black people in prisons—as well as poetry and artwork, Black News worked to fulfill its mission to "agitate, educate, [and] organize."
Biographical Note
Rioghan Kirchner was born in Liverpool, England. After immigrating to Canada, she met and married an American man, Paul Kirchner, and the two of them moved to Brooklyn, New York in 1955. Her first job in the United States was as a clerk at the Kings Bay branch of Brooklyn Public Library. Soon after earning a degree from Brooklyn College, she started working in the Domestic Violence Unit of South Brooklyn Legal Services, where she worked for many years. When she retired in 1987, she was working as a legislative assistant to the City Council.
Inspired by the Southern Freedom Riders, she joined the Brooklyn chapter of CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) in 1961, and soon took on an active role in the organization. Kirchner worked as a "tester," masquerading as a potential renter to landlords suspected of housing discrimination in order to identify those who denied rental opportunities based on race. She went on to become Housing Chairman and then Vice-Chairman of Brooklyn CORE. Later, she helped start FOCUS (Freedom Organization Coordinated Unity in Shorefront) and organized their campaign against real estate brokers engaged in discriminatory housing practices.
Kirchner passed away in 2013.
Arrangement
The collection is arranged in four series by subject. The individual series arrangement is as follows: Series I is arranged by subject. Series II is also arranged by subject except for the newsletters, which are arranged chronologically. Series III is arranged by type of media and the subseries are arranged chronologically. Series IV is arranged chronologically.
Scope and Contents
This collection contains both primary source materials documenting the work of CORE, FOCUS and other Brooklyn groups during the 1960s as well as secondary source materials such as newspaper and magazine articles that refer to ongoing civil rights struggles on the national stage.
Series I covers Brooklyn CORE actions against employment discrimination, housing and school discrimination, as well as the organization's participation in the March on Washington in 1963. It also includes documents relating to legal cases and photographs of actions and individual activists.
Series II contains FOCUS newsletters and other materials relating to FOCUS and their work on housing discrimination.
Series III is a compilation of books, articles, typescripts and ephemera on various aspects of the civil rights movement.
Series IV consists of a run of facsimile copies of the newsletter Black News (124 issues from October 1969 to March 1984).
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Conditions Governing Access
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Preferred Citation
Identification of item/descriptive title, date (if known); Rioghan Kirchner Civil Rights in Brooklyn Collection, BCMS_0011; Brooklyn Public Library, Center for Brooklyn History.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Gift of Rioghan Kirchner, 2003-2005.
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Processing Information
Records indicate that the donor assisted in the original processing of this collection. This finding aid was revised to incorporate the complete Table of Contents for all issues of Black News (Series IV), among other revisions such as expanding the Historical and Biographical Notes. Please note that some of the article titles in Black News use oppressive language. This language is used in context as verbatim titles from the publication and as such has not been altered in this finding aid.
The collection was reprocessed in early 2021. Materials were rehoused from deteriorated boxes and folders, duplicate photocopies were discarded, preservation photocopies of news clippings were created, and materials were given a clearer arrangement.
Revisions to this Guide
Repository
Series I: Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) - Brooklyn chapter
Fast for Freedom, 1961 August
Route 40 Restaurant Discrimination, 1961-1963, inclusive
Operation Clean Sweep documents and clippings, 1962
Operation Clean Sweep photographs, 1962
Operation Federal Intervention Georgia - picket of White House, 1962
St. John's Hospital segregation clippings, 1962
North Star CORE Newsletter, 1962 December
General CORE documents, 1962-1965, inclusive
Brooklyn Ministers' Coalition, 1962-2006, inclusive
CORE clippings and information, circa 1963-2005, inclusive
Rent Strikes, 1963-1964, inclusive
World's Fair stall-in clippings, 1964
World's Fair stall-in - Brian Purnell essay, 2004
People of CORE
Scope and Contents
The materials in these folders include clippings, documents, ephemera and photographs.
Bibuld, Elaine, 1964, 2003, inclusive
Bibuld family photographs, 1992-2004, inclusive
Dickerson, Eddie, 1962-1963, inclusive
Farmer, James, 1999
Goldwag, Arnold, 1963-1989, inclusive
Kirchner, Rioghan, 1962-2014, inclusive
Leeds, Oliver, circa 1960s-1989, inclusive
Lewinson, Prof. Edward, 1962-1969, inclusive
Owens, Major, 1964-2005, inclusive
School Discrimination
School Discrimination and Bibuld Case clippings, 1960-1964, inclusive
School Discrimination and Bibuld Case documents, 1960-1964, inclusive
Board of Education sit-in photographs, 1963
School integration clippings, 1963-1969, inclusive
Housing Discrimination
Cases: documents, clippings, and photos, 1961-1964, inclusive
Scope and Contents
These folders include documentation of the following cases: Beverly family, Whiting family versus Molo Construction, Ruth Diamond/Majestic Realty versus Greaves, Lefrak Organization, Ira Management versus Margaret Chapman, Lawson versus Nieman, Ginsberg versus Ryan, Safrin and Safrin, Christie-Jacobovitz, Cole versus Vandeveer Estate, White Bros. versus Cohn and Kahn, and Weiner-McGuire.
Commission on Human Rights poster regarding housing complaints (oversize), circa 1960-1964, inclusive
Clippings, 1963-1988, inclusive
Braithwaite case, 1965-1967, inclusive
Henderson vs. Wurman, 1966-1967, inclusive
"Why Not Next Door?" by Rioghan Kirchner, circa 1960s
Employment Discrimination
Ebinger's Bakery documents and clippings, 1954-1972, inclusive
Ebinger's Bakery photographs, circa 1961-1963, inclusive
Downstate Medical Center documents and clippings, 1963-1965, inclusive
Sealtest, White Castle, Wolfie's documents and clippings, 1963-1964, inclusive
Series II: Freedom Organizations Coordinated for Unity in Shorefront (FOCUS)
FOCUS and related neighborhood news and history clippings, 1959-1972, inclusive
Public Accommodations in Manhattan Beach and Sheepshead Bay, circa 1960s
Committee on Preservation of a Self-Integrated Community (Copsic), 1963
Letter from Ira Gruber, 1965 December 22
Low-income housing on Emmons Avenue clippings, 1967
Operation Open City, 1967
Real estate brokers, clippings, 1964-1967, inclusive
Real estate brokers, documents, 1965
Housing Committee tester's handbook, undated
"Sheepshead Bay: A Pictorial Tour" by Rioghan Kirchner, circa 1960s
FOCUS Newsletter
Volume 1, 1964
Volume 2, 1965
Volume 3, 1966
In Memoriam Dorothy Fulmer, 1967 February
Scope and Contents
Also includes clippings about Fulmer's death.
Original cartoons, circa 1964-1966, inclusive
Series III: Civil Rights publications, clippings, and ephemera
National CORE publications, circa 1961-1965, inclusive
Civil Rights clippings, 1961-2005, bulk 1963-1965, inclusive; 1963-1965, bulk
Civil Rights pins, circa 1960s
March on Washington documents, clippings, and ephemera, 1963
"General Instructions for Coach Operators" document for March on Washington (oversize), 1963
Facsimile copy of August 29, 1963 issue of the New York Times with coverage of the March on Washington, 2004
CORE hats, circa 1963
Historical Note
Worn at the March on Washington.
Louis Lo Monaco March on Washington poster (2 copies), 1963
Louis Lo Monaco artwork, circa 1963
Civil Rights documents and ephemera, circa 1964-1968, 1996, inclusive
Police brutality clippings, documents and photographs, 1964-1999, inclusive
Howard Beach hate crime clippings, 1986-1987, 2005, inclusive
Civil Rights publications
Freedomways, 1962
We Shall Overcome!, 1963
Civil Rights and Civil Wrongs, 1964
The Movement, 1964
Malcom X Speaks, 1965
Troubled Summer, 1966
Rights and Reviews, 1966-1967 Winter, inclusive
Concerning Dissent, 1968
A Political Biography of Angela Davis, 1972
Free At Last magazine, 1989
Poems of Protest [Part 1]
Scope and Contents
A compilation of photocopied protest poems and images apparently compiled by Rioghan Kirchner.
Poems of Protest [Part 2]
Scope and Contents
A compilation of photocopied protest poems and images apparently compiled by Rioghan Kirchner.
Series IV: Black News
Scope and Contents
Black News was a semi-monthly newsletter produced in Bedford-Stuyvesant from 1969 to 1984. The photocopied publication was created and distributed entirely by volunteers. According to its first issue, it was "a community publication" and "it was formed in order to encourage a new awareness and involvement among our people." With articles on police brutality, racist government policies, corrupt politicians, health and medicine, and the "P.O.W. Forum"—a series on Black people in prisons—as well as poetry and artwork, Black News worked to fulfill its mission to "agitate, educate, [and] organize." The copies in this collection are facsimiles.
Please note that some of the article titles in Black News use oppressive language. This language is used in context as verbatim titles from the publication and as such has not been altered in this finding aid.
Covers
Volume 1
No. 1, 1969 October
Contents
"Black News" of Bedford Stuyvesant
Explanation Of the So-called Generation Gap
Radical Approach toward low-income housing
The Black study circle
"The Beast" (a poem)
Make it, Buy it, or Take it
Black soul plays
Enemies of the Black community
The Black Ass Kickin' Brigade
Forced out of their Home
"One Bloody Night"
No School! protest
No. 2, 1969 October
Contents
Ocean Hill Brownsville–Revisited-1969-Less Campbell
Seminar for Black women
Black people spend $35 billion annually
Post Revolution thought (a poem)
Community control of the land
"I Love America" (a poem)
Another Black patriot doomed by the pig
America is so beautiful in the Autumn
Ho Chi Minh – The man and his plan
No. 3, 1969 November
Contents
Why Black solidarity Day?
Bedford-Stuyvesant Draft Counseling Service
Seminar for Black women (schedule)
The realities of New York City politics
The Healer
On Black News
The A.T.A. Evening school of Knowledge
Black land
Willie Thompson
The Uhuru Academy
Enemies of the Black Communities
No. 4, 1969 November 15
Contents
Christmas Nigger
Harlem's demand for self-determination
Black Study Circle
Understanding
All out race war in U.S. Marines...1970
The Healer
Modern Cities and Nigger incompetence
What's on?
Bobby Seale
From Sister to Sister
Are policemen really pigs or worse?
Liberty House
Keep the grapevine buzzin
Lindsay owes his body and soul
Enemies of the Black Communities
"The Death Dance" (a poem)
No. 5, 1969 December 1
Contents
Rapping on Racists
The arrogance of Model Cities
The soap-opera syndrome
"The Needle" (a poem)
His Master's voice
A Black father's one man crusade against drugs
A courageous Black woman
In-built degradation
Dear Santa: bring me a handkerchief for my head, a banjo for my knee, and some chains for my legs
Another courageous Black woman
The 15 demands of the African-American Students Association
The fat opulent greasy virgin
The great kindly benevolence of whitey for cats and dogs
"Man" (a poem)
Black Presence
T.W.O.(Third World Cultural Organization)
White Treachery Vs. the Good negro
House Niggers
Announcements
No. 6, 1969 December 19
Contents
The Black Panthers
"A message to a Black man"(a poem)
My Sisters, the Black man is the new man of today
The Uhuru Academy
On Auto-suggestion
The New School
To the brother in Blue
The American Tradition of fair Play
A Poem
An educational farce
No. 7, 1970 January 10
Contents
So let him die
Letters to the editor
To thy own self be true
When it comes down (a poem)
Around our way
The games Black folk play
On Black nationalism
The End is the real world
On watching Niggers stand on a discount liquor store
The great land grab continues
In the beginning
National joint action committee
The Vision
You have not (a poem)
The Trinidad saga boy
No. 8, 1970 January 25
Contents
On correct Black education
Around our way
Pig savagery
The outrageous incompetency of Model
Cities
Dig your revolutionary wig
Gig for white, work for Black
"Pick up your guns and fight" (a poem)
Bedford-Stuyvesant Draft Counseling Service
Directions 1
The priceless land value of Bed-Stuy
No. 9, 1970 February 15
Contents
Lest Black Youth forget (the American conspiracy to kill Malcolm X)
Around Our Way
An oil dream deferred
More on the C.I.A.
Onyx Restaurant
"Blackness" (a poem)
School decentralization
"Your own mask" (a poem)
Black children…the world is yours
Panther 21
Where are you going?
African-American teachers Association
Recipes for the Black family
"What America means to me" (a poem)
Is, or, was there a college for Bedford Stuyvesant?
Uhuru Sasa School schedule
Gotta fight for our land (Atlantic Terminal)
Tribute to EL-Hajj-Malik-El-Shabazz
Black awareness Day
No. 10, 1970 March 7
Contents
The Daily News Negro reader
Bread
Black pride? Some contradictions
On School Board registration
End of non-violence
Letter to the editor
Around our way
"Hey Whitey" (a poem)
Is it racism or is it the truth?
The Black Truth
A call to all Black teachers
Uhuru Sasa speaks
"I want a white woman"
"Don't you remember" (a poem)
The Separatists fantasy
The East--an Ad
No. 11, 1970 March 21
Contents
Message to a dead Black woman
Guyana as seen by an African-American
Rap Brown
Leadership
A message to parents
On youngbloods at "Our Lady of Victory"
"Peace" (a poem)
The Healer
Black Power in the Caribbean
The Lee Berry case
More lies from the Board of Ed.
Why Liberals are traitors
Land and Power
Bedford-Stuyvesant Draft Counseling Service
City services numbers to know
"Freedom" (a poem)
"The time has come" (A poem)
"Souls, Hipness of Blackness (a poem)
Around our way
The glories of separation
Peoples Y
Make Black Count
Bushwick's Lance
"Precedence" (a poem)
Subway scenes
Black Revolutionary religion
A tremendous success
"Vive Noir" (a poem)
Crackers who don't like Honkies
"Slave auction" (a poem)
No. 12, 1970 April 10
Contents
"The Black Me" (a poem)
She died in Bellevue waiting 5 Hours
Why your child gets low grades
"If we die" (a poem)
"Note to America" H. Rap Brown
Monster Technology U.S.A.
The Black Power Conference
A love story
The Unholy sons of Shylock
The Origin of Knowledge
Letters to the Editor
Around our way
Register to serve jury duty
On positive thinking
Another form of genocide
A letter from Trinidad
To readers of Black News Re: Our Black politicians
The last Black Ball
No. 13, 1970 April 27
Contents
The nature of the white pig
Dear Christ, Please give us some students from Our Lady of Victory
Whitey rapes again
Slick Waldaba
Still more on Atlantic Avenue
More on Waldaba's bill
Letters to the editor
The Brothers and sisters for African unity
White crime in Ithaca
Afro-American West Indian unity
Pan-African solidarity committee
U.S. Marines ready to vamp on Black Trinidadians
The liberation of Miss Annie
The Martin Luther King Jr. film
Around our way
Flashes
Slow death of a Black Child
"Spirit Unrest" (a poem)
Swahili
Religion and the Black revolution
No. 14, 1970 May 12
Contents
Statement of the Brooklyn Committee in defense of the Black Panthers
Black Pride? Some contradictions
Around our way
Black manhood
Third estate (a poem)
Nigger capitalism
"Black code of conduct" (a poem)
Letters to the Editor
Unholy alliance
On uneducated Negroes
More letters from Our Lady of Victory
On screwing around
More letters from O.L.V.
Cleveland High is on fire
Elementary Kiswahili
Terror on Church Avenue
The Brothers and Sisters for African unity
Black power conference
Amerikkka's savagery
"Nightmare in the morning" (a poem)
The East
No. 15, 1970 May 28
Contents
Shirley Chisholm
Elementary Kiswahili
Letters to the Editor
"Revolution" (a poem)
Around our way
Elementary Kiswahili
Oceanhill Brownsville
Black struggle in Trinidad
First Citywide Freedom Dance
Shame at John Jay
Political alliances
The brothers and sisters for African Unity
Bed-Stuy. Threatened
Community mandate
"Last letter to the United States government" (a poem)
Africana studies and research center - Black studies program Cornell University
Negroes at Wingate
"The end, death" (a poem)
The East
No. 16, 1970 June 12
Contents
Mysticism in the Black struggle
Nigger pig and a Black woman
Nigger political cake-walk
"I the Black woman" (a poem)
"The Bar-B-Q" (a poem)
Political challenge to the waterfront
Black research center
White wars in America
Letters to the editor
Whole wheat bread
Black power conference in Bermuda
"Black and white together" (a poem)
Around our way
"We is internationally"(a poem)
Butterfly McQueen
"Hey Poem"(a poem)
Elementary Kiswahili
No. 17, 1970 July 6
Contents
Uncle Tom rides again
Repatriation
Around Our Way
Madison Avenue Negro artists
Black pride ? some contradictions
Letters to the editor
Summer festival
Negro Individualist
Black doctor speaks
Ferguson's appeal denied
East calendar
"Recipe for ½ Blackness"( a poem)
Elementary Kiswahili
A real Negro
Racism in East New York
"Words from Africa" (a poem)
"Role of the Black woman" (a poem)
No. 18, 1970 July 23
Contents
Racism versus class
Black magicians begin summer theater activities
The East (ad)
African civilization
More strange things on Model Cities
Oedipus Rex
Around our way
Uncle Sam Wright
Elementary Kiswahili
Letters to the editor
An appeal to reason...Negroes who support Israel
Powerless Black nationalists
Children's time
Guyana welcomes African Americans and West Indians
Dr. Kamuzu Banda of Malawi- the new Tshombe of Africa
"Domestic 13,171" (a poem)
The new Lafayette theatre
Hepatitis in Brownsville
Struggle in Asbury
The East (ad)
No. 19, 1970 August 15
Contents
Class versus Racism
Nguzo Saba
Around our way
"Black is " (ad)
A message to the Lower East Side Nigger hippies
Black destruction of Black land
Anatomy of a Hog
Terror at St. John's University
"Role of the Black Woman" (a poem)
Themes on Negro power is Black power
Black appropriation of Black land
Guyana welcomes African Americans and West Indians
Letters to the editor
Transit authority's oppression of Blacks
More Letters to the editor
A brother... On voter registration
The East (ad)
No. 20, 1970 September
Contents
International day of solidarity…People of Mozambique
The white women's liberation
Letters to the editor
Around our way
Elementary Kiswahili
Saga of Queen Mother Moore and Mother Langley
Here comes de judge you bloodsuckers
Sickle cell anemia
College students
Give the service where it's needed, Bd. of Health
An open letter to all brothers
Three homes
"Our seed, our fruit" (a poem)
No. 21, 1970 September 26
Contents
Zionist bubbles from the deep
"Question Sis. A,c" (a poem)
Letters to the editor
American justice or injustice
An appeal to 1,000 brothers saved from the draft
Politics in Jamaica
Doctor I'm Dying
"Mama's tears" (a poem)
Elementary Kiswahili
History lesson from a reader
Around our way
Crumbs from ole massa's table
Get in the habit of helping each other
Xmas
Black theatre
No. 22, 1970 October 14
Contents
Women's liberation
Save the homes. Save the families
The evolution of arrogance
For real or not for real
Elementary Kiswahili
The battle of Amman
"The Black woman returns" (a poem)
We want you Black Man
Around our way
All Black inmates are political prisoners
"Ancient mother rhythm" (a poem)
Letters to the editor
Damn Nigger fool
These three jury incidents are true
Uhuru Sasa school schedule
Pig brutality on the Black community
Save the homes, save the families
UFT Zionism at 271
A new look at political dogma
So young and yet so old
Storm in a negro teapot
No. 23, 1970 November 3
Contents
Cairo
The spirit of youth, wisdom of age
Around our way
"Brothers" (a poem)
The brilliance of Black folks
Umoja
Nat Cooper (Ad)
Letters to the editor
"Can I hear America singing?" (a poem)
"Elevation of a thought" (a poem)
"U'm me" (a poem)
From Roxbury to Rio and back in a hurry
American Documentary films Inc.
Just Who are the savages?
Black writers – Jazz museums
No. 24, 1970 November 20
Contents
Angela
Three families
The conference goer
Getting rid of some bed-bugs
Blockheaded fools
Tombs: Ninth floor
"Tombs" (a poem)
"Expressions of appreciation to the Black woman" (a poem)
Around our way
What defense fund for Angela?
Black political takeover
Black solidarity day and Minister Farrakhan
Minister Farrakhan
Prodigal anti-poverty son
Anatomy of a revolution
Black removal in Fort Green
Conditions pertaining to Black people in Australia
Opening night at the New Heritage Theater
No. 25, 1970 December 10
Contents
The new breed of Black youth
Another pinch for the poor
Channel 11 editorial
Around our way
Black education
Eastern Regional conference
Angela and Aretha – spirit and soul
Toombs...9th floor
Letters to the editor
Death by any means necessary
Mr. Angle Hair Jones
Elementary Kiswahili
The pusher
Cairo
The real issue: consciousness
Third World Conference
Ododo at the Negro Ensemble Company
No. 26, 1970 December 27
Contents
The Myth Of Methadone
Mercenaries of Mays
Tombs
Spirits of Our Forebears
Oreo Radicals
The Devil Catchers are at The New Lafayette Theatre
The Jonathon P. Jackson Commune
Invasion of Guinea By Portugal
For The Peoples Health
Nyere
Around Our Way – Big Black
Cairo, Illinois
No. 27, 1971 January 14
Contents
The New Breed of Black Youth (Story of the African-American Student Association)
The News Media : Racism On The Front Line
Natural Food For Survival
Around Our Way – Big Black
Three Months Reprieve – (3Families)
Guyana's Bauxite
Around The Far East
Tombs
East Coast Educational Conference
For Immediate Release (Cairo Illinois)
Eugenics, Birth Control And The Black Man
Model Cities
No. 28, 1971 February 7
Contents
Murder By Any Other Name Is Murder (Prison Conditions)
The News Media Front Line Defense
The Brother Is Trying To Survive
Natural Food Column
Repression on The Rise
Around Our Way – Big Black
Minister Louis Farrakhan's Speech at Rally For Angela Davis
Brownsville and its Terrible Drug Problem
New Black Political Party
Death of a Black Woman...Sequel to Minister Farrakhan's Speech
Will We Be Prepared?
Who Is To Blame?? The N.Y.C. Transit Authority
No. 29, 1971 February 25
Contents
Malcolm In Perspective
Satire From Lil Man
Current Status of The Three Families
Howard Houses
Around Our Way – Big Black
Don't Talk Too Much Black Juror
An Open Letter
Angela Davis A Question Of Strategy
The Tombs (Rebellion)
Natural Food Column
Support The Haitian Resistance
No. 30, 1971 March 28
Contents
Minister Farrakhan at The East
Lower East Side School Board Struggle
Amiri Baraka (Leroy Jones at The East)
Fasting As A Revolutionary Concept
Ground Breaking Banditry
Ahmed Evans
There's A Beautiful City; Or The Seizure of Dr. Strangelove's Wealth
Niggers In The Revolutionary Woodpile
Amiri Baraka At Kimako's
Fuss in Uganda
Around Our Way – Big Black
Three Families
A Report On The Memorial Of Malcolm X
Malcolm X's Weekend
B.S.P.P. Pre Convention
No. 31, 1971 May 7
Contents
Get The Pusher
Minister Farrakhan
Uganda, Guinea Events Lessons And Tasks For Africa
Kutoa Unoja – A Poem
Black Culture In Perspective
Spring Happenings At The East
Another Community Crisis
Structuring Black Theatre
Around Our Way – Big Black
Mantan Moreland And The House Niggers Of Revolution
Second Black Political Convention
No. 32, 1971 May 29
Contents
Malcolm X on Religion
Around Our Way – Big Black
Manifesto For A Black Revolutionary Party
Get You A Gun
Subways
Words From Our Brother In Captivity Poetry
Experience In Black Theatre
Swanee- The Terrible
When The Mugger Starts Closing In
The Gay Babylonian Marxist
Reparations- The Ministry of Justice Republic of New Africa
Around Our Way – Big Black
World Solidarity Day - May 25,1971
No. 33, 1971 July 17
Contents
Niggers At Essence
Firefighters Exam
A Yoruban Wedding at The East
Around Our Way – Big Black
White Suburban Teachers Union Vs. Black New Ark
The Beast Wants The Black Community To Burn
On The Struggle Against Dope
Last Chance To Save The Maurice Fredricks
The Destruction of Central Brooklyn
No. 34, 1971 September 10
Contents
Budweiser Racism
Terror On 39th St. Flatbush
Strategy and Tactics of A Pan African
Nationalist Party
Bro Baraka
Editorial: The Negro Integrationists are At It Again
Isn't It Nation Time?
Around Our Way – By Big Black
Black Actors in The Public Theatre
Uncle Sam's Budget
Isaac Hayes Sings Foe his Listeners and Not For DJ's
Isaac Hayes At The Apollo
Freedom By Any Means Necessary – A poem
Model Cities' Method of Repressing The Black Nation
Negro Leftist Flunkies
Stop The Boy's Rip-off (3 Families)
Reflections On The Murder of Bro. George Jackson
Niggers At Essence
A Closer Look At Ida
News Release: United Front Of Cairo
Africa's Reactionary B's Trounced
Cabs
No. 35, 1971 October 22
Contents
Attica
Nation Time Means Our Own Police
A Magnolia In Brooklyn
A Song In Blood and Tears
Eight Pitfalls of Nationalism
Stop The Boy's Ripoff (3 Homes)
Conversation With Lee Morgan
Racism In Criminal Courts
Two Views on Sweetback
The Law Of Movement
Around Our Way By Big Black
No. 36, 1971 December
Contents
Our African Correspondent
The Joy Of Learning
Letters To The Editor (See Wilmington KKK)
Your Thoughts
Just Ask for "Something Beautiful By Lumumba"
Around Our Way By Big Black
Black History and White Control
Ma Bell
The Three Homes Are Saved
Black Theatre Review
Night Of The Ball
St. Mary's Hospital
Black Contempt For Blaci
No. 37, 1972 January
Contents
A South African Revolutionary
Anderson Ave. Tenant's League
Black News View on Attica
File Briefs Challenging City Attempt To Evict 2 Bed-Stuy Families
Around Our Way – by Big Black
Accused By A Black Informer
America and Childbirth
Why Blacks Collaborate with White Racists
James Barksdale – Justice for the Poor And Black
A Struggle In Florida
We Must Support Our Own
Kamuzu Banda's Kowtow To South Africa
Black Solidarity Day
Africa Reports
Tom Ridin Shotgun
Concerning The Rent Strike
Pulse Of The Community
No. 38, 1972 February
Contents
The Greater Lower East Side Struggle
Reflections On The Bus Strike
Black News' Position On The Stars
Hooliganism: Another Enemy
Crucifixion of the Harlem 6
Statements by Tony Brown Executive Producer, Black Journal Dec. 29, 1971
Newark, New Jersey Black Liberation Flag Issue
Oriental Jews or Jewish Arabs?
Operational Black Unity
Divided We Fall
Join The Family
No Limitation To Imitation
Uhuru Sasa Shule
Information On Methadone
Message To The Hustlers
The Hidden Attackers
Around Our Way – by Big Black
A Letter To A SisterPress Release- Congress of African People
No. 39, 1972 April
Contents
Black News' Position On African Nationalism
Brother Al Vann
A Mobile Clinic For Our Community
Concerned Citizens of Brownsville
Around Our Way- by Big Black
Chattel Slavery
White Merchants and Black Power
Heroin Maintenance
Lift Every Voice And Sing
Thoughts
Background information on Zimbabwe
No. 40, 1972 May
Contents
Young Gifted And Black, But Their Souls Not Hardly Intact
Beware The Cable
Open Letter To Our Colored Station WBLS; The Plantation, Formerly Known As WLIB
African Liberation Day Coordinating Committee
An Open Letter to Black Nationalists
Maulana Ron Karenga
Around Our Way – by Big Black
Editorial - Wrong Political Direction
It's Hard Work Time
Kujichagulia – Self Determination
Silently the Beast Stalks the Sleeping Giant
The Trials And Tribulations of Judge Wright
Answering a Lame Rationalization
On The Mobile Health Van
The Sharpville Massacre
Anatomy of Roy Innis
No. 41, 1972 July
Contents
Final Tribute To Kwame Nkrumah
Why Must They Die?
A Black Judge Looks At "Justice" In South Africa
The Power Hungry Black Nationalist
Black Repression In Wilmington N.C.
Joint Apprenticeship Program
Around Our Way – by Big Black
What The "Brownie Point System Is All About
An Experience In Fort Green Center
Buck and The Preacher
Taking The Cost Of Repairs Out Of The Rent
Whose Puddle Do I Be Standing In?
A mans' Home is City's Castle
By Only A Handful
On Subscriptions
No. 42, 1972 August
Contents
Some Thoughts On Nation Building
Report" International Commission Of Jurists
Even Liberals Love To Blackface
Around Our Way-by Jetu Weusi (Formerly Big Black) CORE Responds To Integrationist attack On It's Leaders
Ghanians : Save Kwame Knrumah From The Enemies
Racism In The Building Trades
The Three Families
Word From The Motherland
Plank To End Mortgage Assessment Tax
Girls Grow Up To Become Women
Attention : Murder Of Earl Kenneth Walker - Student
The Man (the Boy)
No. 43, 1972 October
Contents
Death To The Pusher
Interview With Mrs. Louise Boyd
On Two Different Black Businesses
Press Conference: by Hon. Wanume Kiebedi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of The Republic of Uganda
Angela Davis
Son Of Darkness (Poem)
An Open Letter By Jetu Weusi (Formerly Big Black)
Don't Be Naïve and Gullible
Attica – Revisited: Monday Bloody Monday
Israeli, South African Diamonds Under Focus
Towards An African Nationalist Party
My Son A Warrior (poem)
Letters to the Editor
Pan African Skills project Recruits Blacks
Ending The Three Families Appeal
Summation On The Three Families
Another House Threatened
Children Are The Future: Uhura Sasa School
African Liberation Day- speech by Kumbirai Kannga, North American Representative of Zanu
Sickle Cell
Goin' to The People
What Is Nationhood - Talk or Substance?
Black Unity Conference
Keep Muse Alive
Newsletter - San Quentin
Prison Column
WWRI...Enemy Of The Black Community
Lets Support Our Motherland
On The Significance Kwame Nkrumah and Nkrumahism
St. Louis Two: "Blood" Railroaded
Come On Home Sister
The Eloquence of Debate...Another Ancient African Art
No. 44, 1972 November
Contents
The Nigger Mugger
Captivator (a Poem)
Sounder
Black News Circulation
Al Vann
The S.S. Goodship Rockaway
Relativity
Around Our Way – by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
An Afternoon With Helen Morgan
One Bloody Nite
All-African Women's Conference, Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania
Blackest September (a Poem)
Brownsville Parents Struggle Against The Board of Education
Treatment and Racist Parents
No. 45, 1973 January
Contents
Wanted: A choice of Treatment
The Pulverizing Might Of The Black Masses
On Bad Tendencies On The Black Movement - A Criticism
Black News: Mouthpiece of The Black Masses
A New Government Is Born
A Racist Letter To The Editor
Why You Burning Down All The Churches Whitey?
How To Teach Black Children
No. 46, 1973 March 15
Contents
Chairman Attends Funeral
Sisters Rap
Editor Replaced
African Children's World
For Ebony Ladies Only
Message From The American Liberation Army
The Think Machine: Black Is... (poem)
Message To The Hustlers
Letters To The Editor - Long Live The Spirit Of Bro. Mark Essex
The Establishment Press
Message To Our Black "Brothers" In Con Edison From Blhem
How To Teach Black Children, PART 2
Around Our Way - by Jitu Weusi
Notes On Our Readers From Africa
The Voice Of Young Africa
Death At An Early Age
In The Final Analysis
Volume 2
No. 1, 1973 April 1
Contents
Mark Essex: Fanatic?
Why Malcolm X was assassinated
The Sharpville Massacre
Inside Tanzania
Poverty Pimps
A Black Survival Curriculum
Round Our Way – Jitu Weusi
Mke Weusi (Black woman)
Weusi Kubba (Black art)
Alive at the East
Community Tax Service
Martin Sostra: American justice
The Right to have children
P.O.W.'s forum
"Truth is on the way" poem
Independent Black education
Today's plantation (U.S. Post Office)
Uhuru Sasa evening school
Nommo - 3 levels of Black folk
International Day of Solidarity For African Prisoners of War
Sema Tena – (Say it Again)
USS Kitty Hawk "Riot"
Editorial - Belated Tribute To a Brother Man
No. 2, 1973 April 15
Contents
Mtumwa Kwa Sabubu Ya Siasa- (political prisoner)
Building Blackness
To Our Brothers??? "On The Force"
Terrorism
Who Is Charles Cannon??
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Mke Weusi (Black Woman)
Weusi Kumba
Black Music
P.O.W.'s Forum
Checking It Out
Black Australia
Food For Thought
Community News
Independent Black Education
Sema Tena (Say it Again)
Black Bermuda
Editorial
No. 3, 1973 May 1
Contents
JHS 57 The New School
I Am Albert Washington
Around Our Way - By Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Mwanake Weusi (Black Woman)
Weusi Kuumba – Black Art
Black Music
P.O.W.'s Forum
Nation Building
Checking It Out
Well Done Brothers
Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)
Council Independent Black Institutions Presents
Black Parents Convention
Food For Thought
No More Black Babies
Independent Black Education
For Rap (last day of the Trial March 27)
Around Our Way – by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Rockefeller
Editorial - The Monster In Our Midst
No. 4, 1973 June 2
Contents
AFRIKA IS AT WAR
Boycott Gulf
The Credit Ripoff
Self Defense (part One)
Sister Joanne; A Black Woman
Africa Foe Africans: When?
Letters To The Editor (birth control)
The Case of The Charlotte 3
Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)
Around Our Way - by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Weusi Kuumba (Black Creativity)
P.O.W.'s Forum
From Washington: Dark City
Checking It Out
A View On Black Survival
Food For Thought
Black Music
Community News
Sema Tena, Say it Again
No. 5, 1973 June 30
Contents
Bermuda: A Smoldering Volcano
Is Amin a Nationalist?
Guyana. Sanctuary or Slave Trader?
Caribbean Common Market
Around Our Way - by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Mwanamke Weusi a poem
Black Music
P.O.W.'s Forum
On International Solidarity Day
From our Puerto Rican Correspondent
Checking It Out – River Niger
Why We Use "K"
Food For Thought: The case against Meat
To Our People - To Black People
Self Defense
Kalande
Sema-Tena: Say It Again
Editorial
No. 6, 1973 July
Contents
Criteria of Culture
Maulana Karenga: Reflections on the Meaning of Us
American Legal Power Over Blacks Challenged
The Communist Party and The Black Community
Fundisha: Is It Best For Black People?
African Liberation Day
Tanzanian Recruitment
Boycott GULF
P.O.W.'s Forum
Black Women Stand Proud
Black Music
Another "Wounded Knee Treaty"
Community News
Checking It Out – The "White" Lie In Black History
Self Defense
Sema-Tena – "Say It Again"
No. 7, 1973 August 4
Contents
The Education Of Sonny Carson
So That Six Million Africans May Live
Puerto Rican Community of Park Slope
Funisha: Congress of African People
ALD in Antigua
Poem To The Ghetto Sister
Mwanamke Weusi: Black Woman
Street Festival
P.O.W.'s Forum
Independent Black Education
Self Defense
Black Winds Of The East
Editorial (Attacks On Black Leadership)
No. 8, 1973 September
Contents
Medical (mis)Treatment!
He was Sly, But he wasn't No Fox
Why Is Separation Necessary?
Fundisha: Congress Of African People
African Youth Day...
History of the Pittsburgh Congress of African People
Around Our Way - by Kais Jitu Weusi
MTU MPYA
Sonny Carson
P.O.W.'s Forum
A Professional Revolutionary Zed Malik Shaker
Independent Black Education
From Washington, Dark City
Food For Thought (Herb Chart For Female Disorders)
Salad-poem
Community News
No. 9, 1973 October 1
Contents
Poem "Little Black Boy"
Organize Now
Congratulations (elections)
Ideological Definitions
Fundisha, Congress of African People
Pittsburgh Cap Opens Retail Outlet
Black Studies, Trouble At Yale
Around Our Way - by Kasis Jitu Weusi
P.O.W.'s Forum
Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)
Gordon's War Is Our War
Finally Made It Home
Community News
No. 10, 1973 October 22
Contents
Giving Birth Naturally
Guyana '73
Black News exclusive Interview with Prime Minister Forbes Burnham
Fundisha- Congress of African People
The Israeli War
Definitions Of Value - Class Struggle
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
The Guyana Experience
P.O.W.'s Forum
Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)
Checking It Out. "Que Hacer"
Eusi Kwayana Speaks
The Creator My Father (poem)
No. 11, 1973 December 11
Contents
All Men Must Die – Poem
One Race! One Nation! One Destiny!
South Afrika In Amerika
In Memoriam - Twymon Myers
Fundisha – Congress of African People
Neo Colonialism No! Pan–Africanism Will save The Motherland
Black Art
Around Our Way by Kasis Jitu Weusi
P.O.W.'s Forum
The Power Of Our Presence
On The Correct Black Educator
Checking It Out (The spook Who Sat Too Long)
Food For Thought
Idi Amin on The Middle East
Kwanza – Our Black Holy Days
Editorial - It's A Struggle to Struggle
Community News
No. 12, 1973 December 26
Contents
Kwanza, Our Black Holy Days
How To Celebrate Kwanza
Black Boycott of Senseless Xmas Shopping
Black Buyers Abused by Mas-X (Xmas)
The Spiritual Significance of Kwanza
In the Spirit of Amilicar Cabral
Fundisha - Congress of African People
PADC in the Move
Elitism
Around Our Way by Kasis Jitu Weusi
P.O.W.'s Forum
Enemy Of The People
Food For Thought (by Frederick Douglass)
Notes On A Little Green Book (Break de Chains)
Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)
"People Put Justice In The Courts"
Community News
No. 13, 1974 January 28
Contents
Message To The Black Liberation Army
Restoration On Restoration
Uhuru Sasa
Fundisha – Congress of African People
Aid To The Afrikan War Of Liberation
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
To Change Our "Slave" Schools
Two Legendary Leaders of The Afrikan War For Our Liberation
P.O.W.'s Forum
National Black Parents Code
Blacks In Sweden
No. 14, 1974 February
Contents
Poem For Malcolm X
An Open Letter to Afrikan P.O.W.'s
Gary "72" Revisited
Monday Night – Tuesday Mornin – A Time To Forget
Around Our Way by Kasis Jitu Weusi
God Bless The Child That's Got His Own
Fundisha – Congress Of African People
To Build The Nationalist-Pan Afrikanist Organization
We must Understand why Many Black organizations Failed in The Past
Needed - Revolution in The Caribbean
How Do You Like Being A Guinea Pig In a Cancer Experiment?
Walimu Weusi (The Black Teacher)
Black Youngsters Look At Watergate Nixon
The Return Of Muhammad Ali
Where Do Afrikan People Go From Here?
P.O.W.'s Forum
Black Liberation Flag Week Proclaimed
Black Students
A Memorable Day At The East
Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)
Sema Tena
No. 15, 1974 March
Contents
Sekou Toure On The Artist...
Who and What is The Black Artist
Molombo Means Spirit
Black Dance
Slave Ship
Checking It Out: The Book Of Life
Fundisha - Congress Of African Peopled
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Walimu Weusi (The Black Teacher)
Albany Under King Rocky
Tanzanian Notes
Identity Crisis In The Caribbean
P.O.W.'s Forum
The Emergence of Pan-African Communications
On The West Coast Of The United States
His Spirit Lives On (Kakuyon Olugbala a/k/a Twyman Myers)
We Would Help You But You're Black
No. 16, 1974 April
Contents
African Liberation Day (poem)
Who Is Afrikan Liberation For?
The New York Afrikan Liberation Support Committee
Oppressed People In The Caribbean Are Struggling For Real Change
A Devil Or A Witch?
Fundisha Congress Of African People
Little Rock 74 and Beyond
Afrikan Women Unite
Liberation Movement Photographs
Walimu Weusi - The Black Teacher
Public Statement By Progressive Eritreans and Ethiopians In Greater
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
No. 17, 1974 May
Contents
From Our Point Of View
Black News Interviews: Newark Politicians
Behind the Stella Wright Strike - Part 1
Coops a New Resource in Housing
The Black Teacher
Liberation Begins At Home
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
P.O.W.'s Forum
Who Will Protect The Black Community? (police brutality)
Inside Guinea-Bissau
6th PAC (Pan African Congress)
A Prison Dream To You (poem)
No. 18, 1974 June
Contents
Black Woman (poem)
Afrikan Liberation Day
Get Ready You Mother
Will We Remain Niggers or Will We Emerge As Black Men?
Indictment No. 134-68 – Herman Ferguson Case Revisited
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Haitian Refugees or Traitors?
P.O.W.'s Forum
The Meaning of ALD
A.L.S.C. Resignation!
Extend a Brotherly Sisterly Hand
13 De Mau Mau
Plainfield, N.J.
Nation Of Islam Under The Gun
10 Aspects Of The Urban Guerilla
Profiling Nigger
Justice – Albany Style
The Black Teacher
WRVR- Black Audience - White Programming
Mental Health or Mental Death
To My Son On His 12th Birthday (poem)
No. 19, 1974 July
Contents
To Mother Afrika
A P.O.W.'s Comments On African Liberation and Marxism
In The Marine Corps: The Struggle Continues
Tampa Florida
Nathaniel Pinckney - Community Artist
Museum Of Natural History - Institutional Racism
An Afrikan Culture In South America
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
P.O.W.'s Forum
African Street Carnival
Ahidiana- Struggles in The South
Sonny Carson's Education
Public School Students Visit Uhuru Sasa
El V. Duke's Brigade
We Need Jobs Now
Communications
No. 20, 1974 August
Contents
P.A.C. Pan African Congress
An Interview With Stokely Carmichael
6th Pan African Congress
P.O.W.'s Forum
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Politics Of V.D.
Labor Day In Brooklyn Public Library
Know Your Rights (Legal First Aid)
T.A.C. Fights Slumlord Dolgov
"We have Nothing To Lose, Murray Dolgov Must Pay"
The Education of Sonny Carson...Some Other views
Leon E. Modeste
Uganda - Experience
Zanzibar
Communication (cont'd)
No. 20A, 1974 September
Contents
The Black News Position
The Death Of Claude Reese
An Interview With Claude Reese Sr. Lavinia Reese
In The Middle Of A Police Riot
Funeral March
The Evolution Of A Police State
The Guardians – Press Conference
A March And A Funeral
Opportunism
Sema Tena – The Nature Of The White Pig
Pig Patriotism
No. 21, 1974 October
Contents
She Be Black (poem)
School Daze '74
Blacks Growing Up – American Style
The Woman Question
Return To The Scene Of The Crime
An Interview With Stokely Carmichael
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
An Open Letter to The Dead Attica Brothers (a Satire)
C.I.B.I. Teacher Training Workshop
Letter To Owusu
Sema Tena: The Devil Can Never Educate Us
Black Massical Music
Re-Education of The Blackman
WRVR Black Musical Slavery
A Message To The Black Policeman
The School Crisis
No. 22, 1974 Kwanza [December]
Contents
Kwanza - Our Black Holy Days
Kwanza - By Any Means Necessary
A Question Of Survival
Haki R. Madhubuti
May We Rest In Peace
CIBI Learing Festival
Claude Reese and Now Albert Murray
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
V. Dyke's Brigade
New Utrecht; Same Old Story, Same Old Racist
Kwanza
P.O.W.'s Forum
Black News Dialogue
Black News Briefs
Interview With Babatunde
WRVR - The Struggle Continues
The Symbols Of Kwanza
No. 23, 1975 January 31
Contents
Extract No. 1
A View From The East
Black News Briefs
Crime and The Black Community
Editorial
WRVR
A Letter From Scandinavia
Theatre: Sizwe Banzi Is Dead
Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
The Palestine Question
P.O.W.'s Forum
Black News Dialogue
Science and Technology Vs. Ideology and The Black Community
V Dyke Brigade Observes Kwanza
Students
Whose Fault Is it?
No. 24, 1975 March 3
Contents
Our Point Of View
Toward Ideological Clarity
A View From The East
Radical Or Martyr?
The Battle For The National Liberation of Puerto Rico Escalates
Why The American Economy Is So Shaky
Children's Opinions
Black News Dialogue
The Case Of Joanne Little
Around Our Way by Waziri Onaje Angaza
The Passing Of A Great Teacher
Imani (Child Development Center)
P.O.W.'s Forum
Death Wish
What The East Is About
Theatre: Aid to Dependent Children
A Letter To Leroy Jones
N.Y. Black Assembly Votes To Oust Baraka
The 10th Year Malcolm X Memorial
No. 25, 1975 April
Contents
"To The Lords Of The East" a poem
A View From The East by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
A House Divided Cannot Stand
Black News Briefs
The Black Man
Black News Dialogue
Black Music, Serious or Big Fun
Around Our Way by Wasiri Onaje Angaza
P.O.W.'s Forum (KKK)
Howard Houses
Letters To The Editor
The Council Of Independent Black Institutions presents
"The Black Man"
Pensacola Florida '75
Annihilation of Black Studies
A Reminder "Be Ever Vigilant" A Traitor Uncovered, by Bro. Msemaji
No. 25A, special edition, 1975 circa February
Contents
10th Year Memorial: MALCOLM X
Volume 3
No. 1, 1975 May 31
Contents
My Beautiful Dream (a poem)
The Great African Debate
A View From The East
Black News Briefs
Southern Sojourn
Interview With James Meredith
Around Our Way
Progress is Timeless
From Our European Correspondent
P.O.W.'s Forum
V-Dyke Brigade
Interview With Rev. Smith
Watergate Type Break-In At I.B.W.
To Rise Again
The Black Scholar
Black Revolt Sweeps Caribbean
The Baby Snatch
Extract No. 1
No. 2, 1975 July
Contents
Black Martial Arts; Which Direction?
The Black Man and Martial Arts
A View From The East
Black News Briefs
Self Defense
Bob Marley – Natty Dared
Egyptian Fighting Arts Society
Methadone Is Making Robots
Letters To The Editor
Around Our Way
P.O.W.'s Forum
Crisis In Eritrea
South View – We Can See It Clearly Now
Uhuru Sasa's Land In Guyana
Wanted - Have You Seen This Nigger?
For The Angolan Rhodesian Cause
Community Residents Reclaim Park
Annabell McNeil
No. 3, 1975 September
Contents
A Sister (poem)
A View From The East by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Black Education and The White Power Structure
Feeding The Poor or Buying Bombs For Israel
C.I.B.I.
Black News Briefs
Return To The Soil
The Depression and Education In The Black Community
Around Our Way
Checking It Out: "Tally's Corner"
P.O.W.'s Forum
Letters To The Editor
Black News Dialogue
Ghost Of Lumumba
No. 4, 1975 October-November
Contents
He Came, He Saw, He Conquered (Idi Amin)
Roots: The Rebirth Of Old Time Substances
A Brief History
Angela Davis In Harlem
Black News Briefs
Eldridge Cleaver's New Debut
Head of The Hydra Monster
Harlem On My Mind
Conspiratorial Evidence
Child Molesters Prowl Black Community
Around Our Way
P.O.W.'s Forum
President Amin's U.N. Address
Who Speaks For Us?
New York State Black Assembly On The Move
Checking It Out: Coltrane: A Biography
Save Savannah State
Budget Cuts - Return To The 50's
The Rhodesian Army
No. 5, 1975 December
Contents
Mama Kwanza (a poem)
View From The East by Kasisi Jitu Weusi
Black News Briefs
Which Was Kwanza
Summary Of Field Marshall Amin's Speech
Checking It Out
Africa Digest by M.O.
Around Our Way
Dem Boys Didn't Do It
Atlanta Flashes
Kwanza
Nguzo Saba, Kwanza, A Tradition
Interview: Kabayesi Oserjeman Adeumi
Letters To The Editor
The Jew – A Chosen Race?
Uganda Replies To Moynihan
Dialogue With a "Coloured" Beauty
P.O.W.'s Forum
N.Y.C, Administration's War On It's Black Residents
View From The Armed Front
How To Tie A Lapa
No. 6, 1976 January
Contents
1776-1976: No Change For Black Folks
Robert Williams Returns
Angola
Black News Briefs
Amin's Reply To CORE
Around Our Way
Self Care and Breast Care
Rappin with Joseph Okpaku
P.o.w.'s Forum
A Giant Among Men
The Trial Of Ron Meyers and Assata Shakur
Harambee Uhuru School
No. 7, 1976 February
Contents
Malcolm X and Black Music
Jazz is Dead But Not Your Mama
Paul Robeson, the Giant
The Pan Afrikan Secretariat
South African and Soviet Propaganda Against Angolan Unity
Black News Briefs
Malcolm X Memorial
Autobiography of Malcolm X
P.O.W. Forum
U.S. Senate Bill One - Police State for Black People
Afrika's Digest - Mohammed in Command
Checkin' It Out - The Black Fairy
Swahili Language Lesson
Al Vann on Black Politics
Bill Banks for District Leader
No. 8, 1976 March
Contents
A Tribute To Churchville
Does B.S. Stand For Black Students?
Freedom and Work In Somalia
Black News Briefs
March is Azania Month
South Africa In Pictures
Atlanta Flashes
Open Letter To P.O.W.'s
A New Nation Of Islam
Here Comes New Life
Letter to Queen Mother Moore
Malcolm X Memorial
Court System: Fair Or Unfair?
What's Happening To Our Black Stars?
The Legacy Of Andaliwa
Ella McQueen For District Leader
April 6,1976 Election Primary
Progressive Guyana
No. 9, 1976 May
Contents
The New Nation – Part 2
Dope is back
Black News Writer Murdered
Black News Briefs
Health and Egyptian Fighting Arts
Crime To What End
Caribbean Scope
Checking It Out
An Open Letter From Queen Mother Moore
Afrika Digest
P.O.W.'s Forum
Parent Council Of Uhuru Sasa
Marriage and Childbirth
The Red, Black, and Green
No. 10, 1976 June
Contents
Guyana Fears Attack - 10th Anniversary
Barbara Jackson Fired! N.Y. Museum Ousts African Culture
North Carolina Wants To Murder Ben Chavis
Caribbean Notes: Desmond Trotter Found Not Guilty
The Future Of Black Men and Women
Black News Briefs
Rapping With Charles Kenyatta
International Powers and Politics
Around Our Way
P.O.W.'s Forum
No. 11, 1976 November
Contents
Afrikans in The New World
200 Years of What Committee
View From The East
N.C. Student Beaten By White Teachers
Bros. Raid South African Airlines Office
Black News Briefs
Black Music/Black Art
Rastaman Vibration /Rise, Vision Coming
Caribbean Scope
Watch Out Brooklyn
Afrika Digest
P.O.W.'s Forum
Harlem Co-op Upended
Phil Cohran: Sharing His Gifts
Around Our Way
No. 12, 1976 August
Contents
View From The East 1976: The Lunch War
Schomberg To Close
African Maid Products
Weusi Koumba In The Caribbean
The Nation Of Islam
Black News Briefs
Caribbean Scope
Al Vann For Assemblymann
P.O.W. Forum
Klan Guard At Napanoch
S-I a Play-2 Views
The New Nation: A Response
No. 13, 1976 October
Contents
News From The Front
View From The East
The Chairman
Two Views: For Colored Girls
Factors In Black Woman/Black Man Harmony
Black News Briefs
Don't Railroad Us
How Africans See Us: A Reply
Vann Scores Victory
P.O.W. Forum
Record Preview
West Indian Day Parade
Karibu
Ile' Africa Festival
Open Letter To Vann
No. 14, 1976 November
Note
Pages 2 and 3 missing.
Contents
Urban America - Goals and Problems – Congress of U.S.
Need For Controls
View From The East
Black News Briefs
White Drug Culture Aggression Against Rasta/Reggae Culture
Caribbean Scope
A Time To Build Again
Brooklyn Family Schools
Opovo Organizado (the People Organized)
5th Annual Teacher Training Institute
P.O.W. Forum
Checking It Out "The Front"
Stokley Speaks In New York
A Brief Outline Of A Philosophy of Black Studies
Nation Of Islam (part 2)
No. 15, 1977 January
Contents
Down But Very Far From Out
Black People and The Christmas Ripoff
Kwanza, By Any Means Necessary
Another Black Youth Murdered
Which Way Kwanza
An Excerpt From "A Story Of Kwanza"
They Kill, They Kill...
For Randy Evans
P.O.W. Forum
No. 16, 1977 March
Contents
We Still Here
Black News Briefs
Uncle Sam's Conspiracy
Innocent Black Family Arrested
Caribbean Scope
Black News Dialog
Save Gary Tylers Life
P.O.W. Forum
Assata Shakur Opening Statement (Joanne Chesimard)
CPR It Saves Lives
Herbs For First Aid
Black News Flashes
Racism in England
No. 17, 1977 April
Contents
Are The Arabs and Orientals The New Black Exploiters?
Crime Prevention and Cure
Black News Briefs
Save Our Land And Join The Klan
View From The East
Letter From R.N.A. President - Imari Obadele
Amin's Letter To Carter
Malcolm X Memorial - Position Paper
Black News Dialogue: Roots
P.O.W. Forum
Al Vann Speaks out On: Black Liberation
Development Of Correct Diet
Will Another Black School Close?
The Real Panama
Standing With Our Sister
No. 18, 1977 June-July
Contents
Brooklyn Afrikan Liberation Day
Washington A.L.D.
Black News Briefs
6th Annual African Street Carnival
C.I.B.A. A critical Evaluation
Arm Yourself Or Harm Yourself
Just-ice
Caribbean Scope
Checking It Out! Exodus
Ron Karenga: Back From Captivity
Report On Festac 77
Why Assata Shakura Was Convicted
P.O.W. Forum
Black News Dialogue
A Letter
Health
Kiswa Hili
No. 19, 1977 September
Contents
Black News Visits China
Inside China
Blackout 77
Political Games
Warning To The Black Middle Class
The Tails Of Two Cities
Art Eve's Buffalo
Roar China By Langston Hughes
African Liberation Day 1977
Letters To The Editor
Science From A Black Perspective
Racist Police Attack In Park Slope
P.O.W. Forum
Health
No. 20, 1977 October
Contents
International Afrikan American Ballet
Black News Briefs
Special Guyana Section
A Letter To Anker
Tokyo Experience
City Planning: Destruction Of Puerto Rican Communities
Our Brother Hodari Weds In Azania
Carter Asked To Examine Conviction of Marcus Garvey
No Permanent Future in America
P.O.W.
Percy Sutton, Last Of The Negro Politicians
Arthur Eve
Human Rights - Talk Only Jive
Health: Proteins and Meat
More Response To Angry Sister
No. 21, 1977 Kwanza [December]
Contents
Charity: A Church With A Mission
Education: Priority For The Black Church
The Yoruba Religion: Surviving In America
Indian's Historic Conference
Kwanza Spreads
Black News Briefs
The Legacy Of Paul Robeson
A Look At The Akan Religion
Two Poems By Mfundi
P.O.W. Forum
Kwanza Harambee
Save It Like It Is
Swahili
Health: Bronchitis
No. 22, 1978 March
Contents
Transit Through A Police State: The Republic Of South Afrika
Appeal To African Heads Of State
NYC and South African Police, One And The Same
13th Annual Malcolm X Memorial
Letters To The Editor
From The Islamic Community
South Africa Is Our Home
The Allan Bakke Case
Healthcare Delivery Ripoff
Black Music For White Folks
Black History Quiz
Trouble In The Motherland
Oh Pardon Me
Checking It Out
P.O.W. Forum
Colored Girls: A New Game For An Old Profession
A Versatile Vehicle
Pigs In Wolfs Clothing
Police Attack Students At Brooklyn College
The Wilmington 10
The Ron Irwin Case
Health: The Qualitative Aspects of Food and Mucus
Kiswahalli
No. 23, 1978 circa May
Contents
Jamaica: A View From A Returning Son
Selected Quotes From "Doc Ben"
Bob Marley: Kaya
Attica Brother Killed By Police
Robert Williams Comes East
CADDO: Ousmane Sembone's Latest Film
Caribbean Unity
Ballot Or Bullet – Revisited
Family Schools Newsletter
Black News Briefs
P.O.W. Forum
Ford Supports Apartheid
Checking It Out: The Blackman and The Martial Arts
Chile's Caribbean Connection
Abiodun And Griot
Letters
Stay The Scalpel
Black Assembly Case Dismissed
APSP Chairman Arrested
Black Film Workshop
No. 24, 1978 August
Contents
Crisis in The Congo
Black United Front
OAU Statement
P.O.W. Forum
Nyereres Speech
Human Rights Letter To President Carter
Jitu Weusi
Continuation -Works Of Josef ben Jochannan
Melba Liston In Jamaica
Bernard Gifford For Congress 14 C.D.
Assemblyman Arthur Eve In Brooklyn
Who Owns Afrika
Brooklyn Family School's News
RNA 11 May Go To U.N.
Brooklyn's Black Community Citizen Patrol
ALD Letter
Gil Noble
Garvey Conference In Jamaica
No. 25, 1978 September
Contents
Education of the Black Community
Interview with Sam Pinn
Excerpts from the Independent School
Black Professionals
Muhammad Ali: Blacks Not Oppressed
Africa, Mother of World Civilization
P.O.W. Forum
Ebony's "New Generation" On the Way to Meet the President
MOVE Members Ousted
Attica Brother
Special Edition, 1978 circa Fall
Contents
Murder Of Arthur Miller
Victor Rhodes – Beaten By 2 Hasidics
South Africa-Central Brooklyn Same Struggle
Black Police: Which Way?
Who Murdered Bernard Wheeler?
Excerpts From Frederick Douglas' Fourth of July Speech
Volume 4
No. 1, 1978 October
Contents
Dr. Maulana Ron Karenga
Interview With Al Vann
Interview With Queen Mother Moore
Afrika, Mother Of World Civilization
P.O.W. Forum
Statement To Black United Front
Report On UNIA Conference
FBI Spies On Black Students
No. 2, 1978 November
Contents
America: Crime and Prisons by Malcolm X
Community Happenings
Interview With Rich Reid...Reidsville
Breeding Another Attica...Dannemora
Uhuru Sasa '78
Addis Ababa Conference Declaration
Greenhaven: A Look At The Prison Economy
Third World: Checking It Out
Democratic Rights
Labor Day Carnival
Law and Justice
Black United Front
No. 3, 1978 December
Contents
East Anniversary
Editorial
TuT-Ankh-Amun's Legacy
The Kwanza Tradition In Ancient Egyptian Antiquity
Children's Kwanza Skit
The Jonestown Masaca - An Act of Genocide?
Black United Front
Interview: Madam Franz Fanon
Kwanza: Origin, Concepts, Practice
P.O.W. Forum
He Was Hung
Message To The People
The National Democratic Rights Struggle
Report From Guinea
A Testimony To Jitu From Penda
African People And European Holidays
No. 4, 1979 January
Contents
Editorial
Jitu Weusi and East Under Attack
Mandala Centers Mental Health Plan
Interview with Bro. Menefee – Bedford Stuyvesant Mental Health Center
Exercise and Health
Monuments To Slain Youth
Tupelo Demonstration
Lincoln Detox Center Closed
National Notes
Jonestown Mentality All Around Us
Jonestown Forum In Brooklyn
Sec'y Charges Firm With Racism
Venereal Disease and African People
Behind The Iranian Revolution
Cancer and African People
No. 5, 1979 February
Contents
Editorial: Repression Of Blacks
FBI Sued For $100,000
Who Really Killed Malcolm?
Cointelpro Continues
Assata Shakur
Political Prisoners In The U.S.
National Notes
Jitu Weusi On Cointelpro
P.O.W. Forum
Dhoruba Moore: P.O.D.W
Forum Exposes NCLC Group
Letters To The Editor
Ethiopian Foreign Minister
IRS Spies On Blacks
Enemies: Book Party
Benefit For Azanian Refugees
The Mingus Legacy
No. 6, 1979 April
Contents
Black News Fundraiser – Highlights
The Underdeveloped Black Family
Haki Madhubuti Speaks On The Black Family
Cont'd. – Malcolm's Accused Assassin Speaks
A Review of 60 Minutes
Koch In Harlem
Coup In Grenada
The Black Family: Call For A Scientific Analysis
How To Measure Black Manhood
P.O.W. Forum
Sobukkwe Memorial Resolutions
No. 7, 1979 May
Contents
BUF Letter To The Attorney General
Interview With Kangai
Nigeria's Warning
South Africa Under Fire
Black Women Under Apartheid
Interview With Robert Williams
Karenga On Wallace's Macho Man
P.O.W. Forum
The Nestle Boycott
Letter To OAU Council Of Ministers
PAC Calls Congressional Hearing
Checking It Out
No. 8, 1979 July
Contents
David Sibeko Assassinated
How To Organize Tenants
Puerto Rican's Escape Puts Community Under attack
Morales' Lawyers Fight Back
Fair Housing Assistance Offered
Letter To Black College students
New Conservatives - Black College Instructors
P.O.W.'s
Interview With Raddix
Coop Movement Interview With Lewis Mathews
Letter To Ghana
No. 9, 1979 September
Contents
Interview with Rev. Herbert Daughtrey
Andrew Young
Ahmed Sekoo Toure In Harlem
Interview With Dave Richardson
Philly BUF Co Chair
POW Forum
Interview with The Late Dave Sibeko
Rev. Jessie Jackson Betrays South African
Struggle
BLA Under Attack
Pan African Technical Skills
Prisoners Indicted against KKK Terror
Visit To Uhuru Sasa–Al Katim Land Project
Letter – Black Acupuncture Students
Black Co-op fights for Rights
No. 10, 1979 October
Contents
Women's Rights are Human Rights
DIOP's Cultural Unity Of Black Afrika
Talking With Aminata Moseka (Abbey Lincoln)
Black Women In Brooklyn History
Community Garden
Interview with Salvador Orocheno - Coalition for a Free Nicaragua
Black Women - A Majority In Black Churches – Why?
POW Forum
Part 2 – Interview with Rev. Herbert Daughtry N.Y. Metropolitan BUF
KKK On The Rise
Part 2 Interview with Dave Richardson - Philly BUF
No. 11, 1979 December
Contents
Assata (Joan Chesimard) escapes
Interview with Dr. M.R. Karenga
African Foundations Of Christendom
BUF Statement On Iran
Black Solidarity Day – Statement From Assata
Interview With S.A. Playwright and Author Selaelo Maredi
Talk With Aminata Moseka (cont'd)
Power Learning Trees and Careful Common Sense
The Case Of The Virgin Islands
Continued...Interview with Orocheno
Coalition For A Free Nicaragua
Black and Mid–East Policy
No. 12, 1980 March
Contents
Interview With Lolita Lebrow
Interview With Calistus Nldolvu
Africanism In The Soviet Union
Conference Support P.R. Independence
A Day's Diary: In Memory of King
Support for Sister Assata
Kennedy's Threat to Peoples Rights
The Nation Of Islam
Women's Rights and Power
Simple Message To Black Martial Arts Enthusiasts
Sex: What's Next for our Children In The Public Schools?
POW Forum
No. 13, 1980 May
Contents
FBI Terror In Harlem
BUF Visits The Caribbean
Malcolm X: The Assassin Speaks
Death Of A Nation
Behind Closed Door
Andrew Young and Muhammad Ali - Black Representatives of White American Interests In Afrika
POW's Forum
The Teenage Pregnancy Crisis
Music Returns To The East
Juliana Lumumba Visits Brooklyn Public Library Repeating Circular Motion
Black Revolutionary Independence Movement Demands
No. 14, 1980 June
Contents
Black News Editorial Briefs
The Vernon Jordan Affair
Miami...An Overview...Riots
Part 2: Interview With Malcolm X's Confessed Assassin
Bearing Witness
Black Factory Workers Struggle against Return To Alabama Torture and Death
Black Hebrews and Israel
People's Revolutionary Government of Grenada Under Attack
Maria Torres Convicted Of Bombing
Wave Motion
Haitian Refugees: Human Rights Hypocrisy
They All Look Alike
Speaking With Ken McIntyre
Reggae at The East
No. 15, 1980 November
Contents
Black News Editorial Briefs
Al Vann Wins Reelection
Manley Defeated In Jamaica
Toward The Selection of An Effective Community School Superintendent
Part 2 - Black Hebrews and Israel
An Open Letter From Jomo Davis
Dessie Woods Eligible For Parole
Women at Muncy Prison Under Attack
A Rendezvous With Nationalism
Chapter 5 – The Basic Building Blocks of Material Power
Bearing Witness – Harriet Tubman and The Underground Railroad
Went...Saw For Myself...
Jamaica - Garvey Honored By OAS
No. 16, 1981 January
Contents
Black News Briefs
Reagan and The Right
Aluminum Company Seeking Removal Of Aborigines From Sacred Land
Being Black In America...Can Be Dangerous To Your Health
The Christ Color Controversy
The Judeo-Christian-Islamic Traditions
POW's Forum
Local Kwanza Scenes
1984 No Acres — No Mules
New Orleans - Black Community Under Siege
Pan African Science Skills
Christmas On The Plantation
The East Visits Clinton Prison
Atlanta's Missing and Murdered Black Children
No. 17, 1981 April
Contents
Defend Or Die
East Organization Members Held Hostage in Israel
Government-Klan Complicity In The Greenboro Killings
Community Responds To Mardi Gras Shooting
Support Shown For Our Children In Atlanta
Save Our Children
Colonial Violence and Terror Stalks Atlanta and U.S.
The Black Holocaust and The Genocide Convention In The 80's
Cases Of Police Brutality
Congolese National Liberation Front
Open Letter To The Black Hostage Charles Jones
Food Science
Larry Neal...Black Arts Figure Dies
Grenada
No. 18, 1981 August
Contents
Editorial Briefs
Marley Remembered
POW's Forum
BUF Attends Conference On South Africa
The Betrayal Of The Black Nation
On Being Black In Black Afrika
Granada Responds To CBS
East Members Visit Cuba
Bob Marley Comes To Harlem
How Diet Can Effect Your Behavior
Going Home
Black Women Respond To Atlanta
Natural Movement
In Memoriam Of A Fallen Soldier – Irving Davis
No. 19, 1981 October
Contents
Vann Halts City Elections
National Black United Front Solidarity Tour '81
What Killed Sadat Treachery or Terrorism?
Carifta Cottages 21 and 22
International Organ Supports S.A. Women
The British Dilemma: From Rebellion To Royalty
Britain: A Community Under Attack
Grenada...Small Nation – Big Revolution
Dessie Woods Is Free!
Fairfield Towers Tenant Assoc.
Kalamu Yasalaam Receives Music Awards
The Voting Rights Act
Ahidiana's 4th Annual Black Womens Conference
No. 20, 1982 February
Contents
Manley's PNP Blasts Seaga's Anti-Cuban Move
Spouse Abuse: A Black On Black Crime
Ella McQueen
Who Are The Retail Terrorists?
Ministry Of National Mobilization! A People's Ministry
Pan-Afrikan Science Skills Chap.8
The Rapid Deployment Force, The Ugly American Is The World's Policeman
POW Forum T.B. Epidemic
Sugar Madness
The Incarceration Of Japanese Americans During World War 2
Scarman - What He won't Say
BUF Holds Forum On Law Enforcement
Malcolm X – His Significance and Legacy
Miriam Makeba
No. 21, 1982 May
Contents
Upcoming Events
Malcolm and The Messenger
To Have A Dream. Medgar Evers College
Black Legislators – Call For Resolution To Evers Crisis
Bishop Calls For New World Information Order
Energy and Power
Bay Area Blacks and The Movement Towards A Strategic National Black Consensus In The USA
Black and Nuclear Disarmament
A Third World Perspective On Nuclear Disarmament
Al Vann Seeks Reelection
Causes Of High Blood Pressure Among Blacks
POW Forum – Breakout Attempt At Marion Penitentiary
White Racist Stabbed on 2nd Day at Marion Penitentiary
Tennessee Murder In The 1st Degree
Night Flight To Bagdad
The Joy and Pain Of Single Parenting
Black Folks Guide To Making Big Money In America
No. 22, 1982 August
Contents
The Socio-Political Philosophy Of Marcus Garvey
Political Journalist and The Black Liberation Movement
Shaka Zulu: The Spirit Lives On
The Iceman Inheritance (book report)
Black Community Response To Israel's Genocidal War Against Palestinian People
The Black Family: A Troubled Institution?
Black Community Uproar At Schomburg
POW's Forum-Necessity Of Armed Freedom Fighters
Heroes and Martyrs Of The 20th Century
International Tribunal On Reparations for Black People In The U.S.
Tribute To Jacques Stephen Alexis
Where The Lawless Are The Law
Pres. Samora Machel Of Mozambique visits Grenada
Open Letter To The Brothers Johnson
Justice is Just-us
Report On African Liberation Day – In England
Human Rights Conference Planned For N.Y.
Time On The Cross!!!
A Surprising Path To Black Unity
No. 23, 1982 November
Contents
Calendar Of Events
Blacks Collaborate With State To Destroy Uhuru Sasa
Beyond Blurred Vision In The Middle East
Being A Black Child In New York
Check It Out – "A Soldiers Play"
Interview With Dr. M.R. Karenga Creator Of Kwanza
Blacks Under Siege
Black and Hispanic Vote Elects Cuomo
Sisters Unite
Thanksgiving and Black Family Unity Day
Steel Pulse Comes To Uhuru Center
Zaire Oppression
Shaka Memorial
Where Are The Warriors? The Case Of Mumia Abu Jamal
Brooklyn Youth Visit Grenada
Herpes...Death To The Sexual Revolution
Mayor Carihan Not Guilty
No. 24, 1983 May
Contents
Up Coming Events
Umoja House- Turning Gangs Into Guardians
Four Accused in Bomb Trial Sentenced To Hang
A Haven Away From Haiti
Ending Cultural Collaboration Striking A Blow For Afrikan Liberation
Checking It Out "Tony Brown's Journal"
X-rays – Get The Picture On Protection
Heroes and Martyrs Of The 20th Century
No. 25, 1983 August
Contents
Interview with historian activist Dr. John Henrik Clarke
Running a Black Presidential Candidate: Pros, cons and caveats
Sun Ra Upsets Kool Festival
Book Review: Introduction to Black Studies
Nutrition
Herschel the Gladiator
Libya's Gathafi [Muammar Gaddafi] Speaks Out on Racism
The Nation of Islam is in the Fish Business
Mississippi Tenants Fight for Survival
Heroes and Martyrs of the 20th Century
Volume 5
No. 1, 1983 December
Contents
The Case Of Michael Stewart
The 3rd Trial For Labord and York
City Awards $150,000 In Chase Death
Notes On Saviors' Day 1983
Shadowbrook Tenants Victorious
POW Forum
Grenada: Truth Crushed To The Earth
An Old Tune
Cuba Speaks
World Assembly For Peace
Making Of A Racist Health Therapist
First In Neo-Slavery
Sunny Ade's Juju Music
Book Review – At War
Partisan Labels
No. 2, 1984 February
Contents
Grenada: Black Medical Student Speaks
Jesse Jackson's Mission To Syria
Nicky Barnes Sings The Blues
APSP Offer Prisoner Exchange For Goodman
Melba Liston
At War On The Black Child
Capital Punishment
Black Veteran Visits Nicaragua
Ghana Today
Book Review "House Of Slammers"
Checking It Out "Pieces Of A Dream"
