Records
Awakening of a Dragon
Celebrate the Victory of Vietnam Over U.S. Imperialism; Honor Our Fallen One (Melvin Rema Kearney); Communique from the Black Liberation Army; United Nations May 30th Statement in Support of Prisoners of War and Political Prisoners; World's Largest Dope Pushers!; Doctors Are Middlemen; One Pill Can Kill; Methadone Sells Big on Street; more.
Common Victories
Communique #13: Concerning the Vietnam Peace Agreement - Distrust of the Nixon-rulers must not blind us to the light of Vietnam. Without savoring our common victories, we become cynical and paralyzed. Expecting everything, we discard anything less.
Communique - From some warriors in South Dakota
Written to prairie fire, the weather underground and all third world and anti-imperialist allies. Native American Warriors from South Dakota express support and connect the Vietnamese Victory to their struggle against US empire and imperialism.
Demands of the Sisters Inside
A list of grievances and demands addressed to the concerned people of New York relating to medical care, prison food, pests and vermin, physical abuse, and more. It includes a poem by a Vietnamese woman prisoner and a quote by Ho Chi Minh.
NOW!
Includes articles on MALCOLM X and Mississippi farm strikers. Also articles on aid to Africa and the political situation in Asia (VietNam).
Open letter to Roy Wilkins
Open letter/press release re: Wilkins's criticism of Newton's statement re: commitment of BPP to NLF-Vietnam
Osawatomie No. 2
Contents: 6 A MIGHTY ARMY: An Investigation of Women Workers 14 THE POLITICS OF DAYCARE 15 VICTORY IN VIETNAM 18 THE TRIAL: STORIES FROM A TRUCK STOP 20 VICTORY TO THE PONCE CEMENT STRIKE 22 IMPERIALISM = HUNGER 29 June 25th: MOZAMBIQUE INDEPENDENCE DAY 32 The Unemployed Get Organized 33 REVIEW: LONGTIME CALIFORN'
Tip of the Iceberg (February 1981)
Formerly Update. Clark Demands Hearing on FBI Attacks; Editorial on the Iranian Hostage Crisis; Campus Movement Under COINTELPRO Attack; The Case of David Truong: US Continues War Against Vietnam; Free the Pontiac Brothers; Take a Stand Against the Klan; Updates on the fines of FBI agents Mark Felt and William Miller, Amiri Baraka Fights Police Frame Up and...
Tri-continental Information Center Bulletin [August 1967]
In this issue, President of the Movemiento Pro-Independencia (MPI) Youth in Puerto Rico, Juan Angel Silen, delivers a teach-in on the situation in Puerto Rico in New York City; a report on Israeli aggression and oil export at the Haifa refinery; brief reports on the current situation of U.S. imperialism in different parts of the globe, including Thailand, Vi...
Tri-continental Information Center Bulletin [Feb 1968]
In this issue, an article covers U.S. attempts to expand the Panama Canal despite protest among Panama's left-nationalist movement and describes U.S. maneuvers to undermine Panamanian sovereignty; anti-communist violence in Guatemala escalates; recent victories of the National Liberation Front in South Vietnam; and more.
Tri-continental Information Center Bulletin [January 1968]
In this issue, excerpts from an interview with FRELIMO president, Eduardo Modlane, describe the merger of three parties under a unified revolutionary movement, major policy lines, and military strategy against the Portuguese Army; a report on increases in U.S. aid to centers of higher learning in Latin America; a letter from Phan Thi Quyen, widow of South Vi...