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Labor Struggles in the Deep South & Other Writings

Covington Hall

In the half-century since it was written, Hall's Labor Struggles In The Deep South, published here for the first time, has become an underground classic among activist historians writing on...

Voices Of The Civil Rights Movement

Black American Freedom Songs, 1960-1966

Bernice Johnson Reagon

Historic freedom songs drawn from spirituals, gospel, rhythm and blues, chants, blues, and calypso music. Includes the SNCC Freedom Singers and activists Fannie Lou Hamer and Betty Mae Fikes. A...

Voice of Fire

Communiques and Interviews from the Zapatista National Liberation Army

Ben Clarke

"Voice of Fire presents the critical communiqués and perspectives of the first guerrilla movement to emerge in Latin America in the post-Cold War era. This book puts us inside the...

Story Of Greenwood, Mississippi

Robert Moses

The historic campaign for voter registration - as told (and occasionally sung) by the participants themselves - unsung heroes all, save for Dick Gregory and Medgar Evers. Moving testimony, and...

Si, Se Puede!/Yes, We Can!

Janitor Strike In L.A.

Diana Cohn

This bilingual children's book honors the 8,000 L.A. janitors who, in April 2000, put down their mops and brooms and went on strike. It tells the story of Carlitos, whose mother cleans offices....

Organizing Communities

Building Anarchist Grassroots Movements

Tom Knoche

A simple introductory handbook for community organizers, anarchist or otherwise. With the hard-won common-sense of experience, Knoche lays out the basics for successful community organizing and...

Habla Malcolm X

Discursos, entrevistas y declaraciones

Malcolm X

The most extensive Spanish-language edition of Malcolm X's works to date.

June 13 1/2

Queens Park Riot Defendants

Following the policy viciously attacking a multi-racial demonstration on June 15th 2000, by the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty, more than 500 charges were laid against members of the...

Internal Enemy

A Documentary of the Unpermitted Anti-War March in the Streets of San Francisco February 16, 2003

Aztlan Media Kollective

On February 16, 2003, a group of two thousand protestors broke away from the main anti-war march and took the streets of San Francisco without a permit. In their own radical way they expressed...