The Rebel Worker #3 (1965)

rebel worker #3 cover

Winter 1965 issue including: children, Harlem riot, mods & rockers, bureaucracy, etc.

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The Rebel Worker (IWW)

Contents

IWW preamble
The IWW here and now
The unfree child - A.S. Neill
The victims of the benefactors of the poor - Torvald Faegre
Egyptian trouble - Murray Steib
Harlem Journal, or homage to pandemonia - Richard S Calese
Heresy - T-Bone Slim
The fleas of the field - Benjamin Peret
Mods, rockers and the revolution - Franklin Rosemont
Conditioning for bureaucracy - Robert Green
Letters
Book reviews (Hungary '56, IWW anthology, Anarchism by an academic)
Wobbles
The basic question - Lionel Bottari
Youth for Freedom - Tony Gibson
IWW literature

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