Constituent Items:
Introduction
W.E.B. DuBois (Richards, Paul)
Che Guevara (poem) (Sloman, Joel)
C. Wright Mills (Thompson, E. P.)
Herbert Marcuse (Aronson, Ronald)
C.L.R. James (Glaberman, Martin)
Edward Carpenter (Rowbotham, Sheila)
Sylvia Pankhurst (Widgery, David)
Prefigurative Communism (Boggs, Carl)
American labor (Lynd, Staughton O'Connor, Harvey)
Communists and blacks (Naison, Mark)
Communists and the democratic traditon (Isserman, Maurice)
Sylvia Cohen (poem) (Cohen, Robert)
American Marxism a few properties (Buhle, Paul)
Introduction to women's history
Women in American society (Buhle, Mari Jo Gordon, Ann D. Dye, Nancy Schrom)
Family in history (James, C. L. R. (Cyril Lionel Robert))
The family (James, Selma)
Rise of the women's movement (Evans, Sara M. (Sara Margaret))
The answer (poem) (Randall, Margaret)
C.L.R. James (Glaberman, Martin)
The Socialist women's movement (Gordon, Linda)
Feminism and Leninism (Rowbotham, Sheila)
On the line for ERA (Weingart, Sherry)
Danger from the right (Gordon, Linda Hunter, Allen)
Organizing against sexual harassment (Gordon, Linda)
Historical traditons (Rawick, George)
Black history/labor history (Lawrence, Ken)
Frantz Fanon and western civilization (James, C. L. R. (Cyril Lionel Robert))
Origins of negritude (Césaire, Aimé)
Boston road blues (poem) (Henderson, David)
Excerpts from The demand for Black labor (Baron, Harold M.)
The Albany movement (Reagon, Bernice Johnson)
DRUM (Perkins, Eric)
Shop floor document (DRUM)
Repression (Cockrel, Ken)
Black workers, white workers (Ignatin, Noel)
Busing in Boston (Green, James R. Hunter, Allen)
Poem (Holloway, Danny)
Poem (Beatty, James)
Poems (Yusuf)
The Black South in the 1970s (Morable, Manning)
Attica (poem) (Naison, Mark)
Walter Lowenfels and the new poetry (Blazek, Doug)
The New Jersey-Rockport (poem) (Georgakas, Dan)
Back home is where the war began (poem) (kryss, t. l.)
d.a. levy (Wagner, David)
Rectal eye vision #8 (poem) (levy, d. a.)
Youth culture a critical view (Naison, Mark)
Advertising as social production (Ewen, Stuart)
Sports as spectacle (Naison, Mark)
Hollywood (Biskind, Peter)
A Donald Duck Interview (Wagner, David)
Beauty Parlor a woman's space (Ewen, Phyllis)
Community murals (Cockcroft, James D. Cockcroft, Eva Sperling)
An interview on the "Harlan County, U.S.A." (Kopple, Barbara)
Working class self-activity (Rawick, George)
Homage to T-Bone Slim (poem) (Rosemont, Franklin)
The past and future of workers' control (Montgomery, David)
Workers' control on a strike paper (Wagner, David)
The reproduction of daily life (Perlman, Fredy)
Counter-planning on the factory floor (Watson, Bill)
Detroit (poem) (kryss, t. l.)
My father (poem) (Oresick, Peter)
The ceremony (poem) (Flanigan, B. P.)
Episode (Weir, Stan)
Walking around (poem) (Torgoff, Stephen)
The New Left assessed (O'Brien, James P.)
The New Left (Buhle, Paul)
Weatherman (poem) (Temple, Norman)
Rebel GIs (Rinaldi, Matthew)
The Anti-War movement (O'Brien, James P.)
Poem (DiPrima, Diane)
Leninism in the 1970s (O'Brien, James P.)
Interview with Dorothy Healey (Wiener, Jon)
Survival: the social-service workers in the 1970s (Withorn, Ann)
Fighting back on gay rights (Ward, Michael Freeman, Mark)
Organizing: the prespect for office workers (Tepperman, Jean)
The Hungarian Revolution (Feher, Ferenc Heller, Agnes)
Quebec, 1972 (Theoret, Paul)
Poland, 1980-81 (Singer, Daniel Petrusewicz, Marta)
Youngstown and the sit-down (Lynd, Staughton)
World revolution the way out (James, C. L. R. (Cyril Lionel Robert))
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