The Black Voice #5.02

Issue of The Black Voice from around April 1975 with articles about their union local 906, a visit with the Black Panthers, the National Unemployed Council in the great depression, Puerto Rico and the origins of May Day (although omitting that the Haymarket martyrs were anarchists).

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