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1969réf. 233796Somerville: Female Liberation Front 1969. Magazine. 116p. 6x9 inches essays poetry digest-size journal slight toning and bit of handling soil on covers small penned note on inside front cover else very good. Female Liberation Front unknown books
1969réf. 84102Somerville: Female Liberation Front 1969. Magazine. 127p. 6.25x9.25 inches staplebound booklet format mild wear to front cover otherwise very good condition. Female Liberation Front unknown books
1977réf. 176989Boston MA: BCLSA 1977. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet mimeographed both sides folded in thirds for mailing address label at bottom of reverse else very good condition. Includes a note on the campaign to get First National Bank of Boston to divest and plans for a May Day demonstration against apartheid. BCLSA unknown books
1972réf. 276993New York: Young Workers Liberation League 1972. Pamphlet. Four panel brochure 5.5x8.5 inches very good condition. Rear panel has portraits of Gus Hall & Jarvis Tyner promoting them for President & Vice President. Young Workers Liberation League unknown books
1972réf. 269626Chicago: YWLL 1972. Pamphlet. 65p. staplebound booklet 8.5x11 inches very good. Documents from the convention. YWLL unknown books
1975réf. 264150New York: Liberation News Service 1975. 8 ivp. unbound sheets as issued 10x14 inches creased horizontally Complete includes two pages of graphics with captions on verso. LNS was the primary news service providing radical movement news and comment to the underground press and later alternative papers. Liberation News Service unknown books
1970réf. 249942New York: Young Workers Liberation League 1970. Five mimeographed 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled upper left very good condition. Articles on the movement to free Angela Davis YWLL activities on various fronts including a Harlem garbage dump-in at the steps of Gracie Mansion and more. Young Workers Liberation League unknown books
1977réf. 245015New York: Young Workers Liberation League 1977. 11p. folded tabloid format newspaper worn and evenly toned address label of National Lawyers Guild on rear wrap else good condition. Issued by the CP's youth group. Young Workers Liberation League unknown books
1976réf. 245180New York: Young Workers Liberation League 1976. 11p. folded tabloid format newspaper worn and evenly toned ex library with ownership stamps on front wrap and address label on rear wrap else good condition. Issued by the CP's youth group. Young Workers Liberation League unknown books
1976réf. 239934San Francisco: Peoples' Forces Central Command NWLF 1976. 58p. stapled wraps 8.5x11 inches. Wraps worn and silverfished top corner dog-eared else good condition. Supportive discussion of various underground armed groups in the US and abroad. Includes the article "Do you celebrate the 4th of July The Central Command thinks it's a lot of shit." Page 36-37 describes the bombing of the home of a slumlord in San Francisco. The Front consisted largely of Ronald Huffman and his girlfriend whom he later murdered with an ax in 1980 believing her to be possessed by demon dogs. Peoples' Forces Central Command, NWLF unknown books
1972réf. 230749Baltimore: Women a Journal of Liberation 1972. Magazine. 72p. 8.5x11 inches photos art essays poetry resources news actions very good magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Women, a Journal of Liberation unknown books
1976réf. 80633San Francisco: Peoples' Forces Central Command NWLF 1976. 32p. staplebound wraps very good. Inaugural issue prepared clandestinely on a small press. Cover cartoon shows conservative local politico John Barbagelata sweating as he receives a mail bomb marked "See's Candy" from TUG symbolized by a tugboat; this was a reference to an actual bombing using a candy box. The NWLF which carried out a series of bombings in California was comprised mainly of Ronald Huffman and his girlfriend Maureen Minton whom he eventually murdered while under the impression that she was possessed by demons. Peoples' Forces Central Command, NWLF unknown books
1966réf. 216953New York: American Liberation League 1966. 12p. tabloid format newspaper toned with horizontal fold front page somewhat foxed evenly browned else very good condition. Includes a piece by "L. Marcus" Lyndon LaRouche on "Why Vietnam American Liberation League unknown books
1970réf. 190351New York: Young Workers Liberation League 1970. Newspaper. 8p. tabloid format newspaper evenly toned horizontal fold otherwise very good. First issue of this newspaper issued by the CP's youth group. Includes articles on rank-and-file labor organizing and on the Soledad Brothers. Young Workers Liberation League unknown books
1975réf. 187361San Francisco: the Committee 1975. 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheet black text on yellow paper lightly toned date penned in corner otherwise very good. Calls for a demonstration at the College of Marin where Dayan was to speak. the Committee unknown books
réf. 187232Chicago: Chicago Women's Liberation Union n.d. 8.5x11 inch mimeographed statement some smearing of ink but fully legible. Survey of falsehoods about women workers used to justify paying them less or not hiring them at all. Chicago Women's Liberation Union unknown books
1965réf. 187358New York: CANLF 1965. 8.5x11 inch leaflet mimeographed both sides very good folded together with a list of addresses of NLF and DRV missions in original envelope postmarked May 24 1966 with rubberstamped emblem on outside of envelope featuring the Viet Cong flag. CANLF unknown books
1991réf. 183651San Francisco: New Stonewall Liberation Day 1991. Single 8.5x11 inch pink sheet printed one side with seven paragraphs of text very good. On the travails of the new group after its 1990 incorporation; argues that "a few white assimilationist males" pulled strings at City Hall to prevent the group from being able to host large events. Accuses the former director of stealing the group's identity and organizing Pink Saturday. Calls on supporters to show up in festive costume at an Oversight Committee meeting to demand recognition. "Be there and be queer. Smash the gay mafia! New Stonewall Liberation Day unknown books
1976réf. 184548San Francisco: Peoples' Forces Central Command NWLF 1976. 32p. very good in wraps neatly stamped "Complimentary copy" on back cover 7x9.5 inches. Cover cartoon shows conservative local politico John Barbagelata sweating as he receives a mail bomb marked "See's Candy" from TUG symbolized by a tugboat. Also included is a small bookmark printed by TUG with a photo of Lucio Cabañas. Inaugural issue with the NWLF's declaration of war against San Francisco's parking meters. Supportive discussion of various underground armed groups in the US and abroad; reprints of communiques taking credit for various small bombings. The NWLF which carried out a series of bombings in California was comprised mainly of Ronald Huffman and his girlfriend Maureen Minton whom he eventually murdered while under the impression that she was possessed by demons. Peoples' Forces Central Command, NWLF unknown books
1992réf. 181592Piscataway NJ: OSAALE 1992. Tabloid-format newspaper published by the South African Trotskyist group WOSA; 8 p. very good. Largest article is an essay by Neville Alexander head of WOSA criticizing South Africa's response to the Salman Rushdie fatwa: "Censorship as intellectual terrorism: White spots in Black South African history or The Worm Inside the Liberation Struggle. OSAALE unknown books
1972réf. 59922Richmond BC: Liberation Support Movement 1972. Pamphlet. 5 iv p. wraps very good condition 5.5x8.5 inches. Statement presented by Don Barnett. International Series #3. Liberation Support Movement unknown books
1977réf. 159546Oakland: Committee for African Liberation 1977. Pamphlet. Single sheet folded to make 4-panel brochure 7x8.5 inches very good condition. Arguments for divestment as a protest against apartheid urges participation in a rally in downtown Oakland. Committee for African Liberation unknown books
2000réf. 122690Argentina 2000. Pamphlet. Embroidered "MTL" red and black bandana mask together with a white cloth poncho the latter silkscreened with the MTL flag and the full name of the organization. Somewhat soiled apparently used. The anarcho-syndicalist inspired MTL an organization of workers and the unemployed led barricades in the early 2000s that resulted in construction of housing for the poor. unknown books
1970réf. 107373New York: Times Changes Press 1970. 63p. 5.5x7 inches illustrations very good booklet in lightly handled staplebound pictorial wraps. Times Changes Press unknown books
1969réf. 64966Somerville: Female Liberation Front 1969. Magazine. 116p. 6x9 inches essays poetry digest-size journal light foxing on covers else very good in stapled cream and red printed wraps. Female Liberation Front unknown books
