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Harlem Glory

A Fragment Of Aframerican Life

Claude McKay

Written in the late 1940s but unpublished till now, this superb portrayal of Black life during the Great Depression and the New Deal is virtually a sequel to the classic Home to Harlem. Mckay's...

On Third World Legs

S. Brian Wilson

The humble, moving, and inspiring autobiograhy of Brian Wilson. Working class stiff. Vietnam vet. Who became an anti-prison activist, Veteran counselor, and finally, non-violent activist against...

Autobiography of the Haymarket Martyrs

Philip Foner

The life stories of eight working-class anarchist militants railroaded to prison or the gallows for the 1886 Haymarket bombing in Chicago. Written from prison, these accounts present a living...

Sabate

Guerilla Extraordinary

Antonio Tellez

A new edition of the incredible story of the life, the actions, and the death of an anarchist guerilla. Sabate was the most famous of the anarchists who never stopped - after the defeat of the...

No Regrets

Dr. Ben Reitman and the Women Who Loved Him

Mecca Reitman Carpenter

The story of the legendary Ben Reitman, told by a daughter who dared explore her family's hidden past, searching in letters and family records for the secrets of her long-dead father, and the women...

Assata

An Autobiography

Assata Shakur

Arrested on the New Jersey Turnpike, convicted after 7 trials, broken out of prison and escaped to asylum in Cuba, where she lives today. The underground railroad is still in business. The...

Soledad Brother

The Prison Letters of George Jackson

George Jackson

Still essential reading. It may be even more important now than it was in 1970 to spread the insights to Amerikan society seen best from the inside of a cell. You must read this book.

Jumping the Line

The Adventures and Misadventures of an American Radical

William Herrick

Jumping the Line offers a vivid first-hand account of Left culture in America in the heady days of the 20s through the 40s. William Herrick grew up in New York City with pictures of Lenin above...

BAD

The Autobiography of James Carr

James Carr

"When I was nine years old I burned down my school."--from the text. James Carr started fighting when he was very young, and never gave up. A child prodigy of crime in the streets of the L.A....