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NY: Freedomways Associates. Very Good. 1971. Hardcover. Paul Robeson: The Great Forerunner - A Special Issue. Contributors include Gwendolyn Brooks, Alice Childress, Ossie Davis, Shirley Graham Du Bois, Nikki Giovanni, Dick Gregory, Lena Horne, Paul Robeson, Jr. , and more. Name-stamped on front endpaper. .

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1965. Magazine. pp361-456, articles, essays, reviews, excerpt from a Robeson speech, illustrations and photos, worn paperback journal in pictorial wraps. The issue is primarily a salute to Robeson, including a contribution by John Lewis on Robeson's inspiration to the youth of the civil rights movement; a two-page poem by Sarah Wright, Ossie Davis on Lorraine Hansberry, Slater King on the Albany struggle, and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1976. Magazine. continuous pagination 83-144p., staplebound, in original lightly shelfworn wraps, minor damp stain along spine, else in else very good condition.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1975. Magazine. Single issue of the paperback journal, 80p., slight shelfwear, some pencil marginalia on reading list of last few pages, else very good. Includes an editorial, "Black women - internationalizing the struggle," a critique by Brenda Jones of the book "Time on the cross" as racist pseudoscience, Jean Carey Bond on "The media image of Black women," and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1970. Magazine. 96p., paperback journal, spine toned, else very good. Cover art by Elton C. Fax. Includes J.H. O'Dell's "The contours of the 'Black Revolution' in the 1970s," Robert S. Browne on "Roots of US intervention in Cambodia," Julius Nyerere of Tanzania on "Socialism is not racialism," and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1976. Magazine. continuous pagination 212-272p., stapled wraps, illus., wraps worn with a few small stains else very good condition. Articles on South Africa, the lives of poor elderly black women, the history of abolitionism and the fight for women's rights, and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1975. Magazine. Single issue of the paperback journal, pp. 84-144, in very good condition. Includes an editorial, "Joanne Little: America goes on trial," Alice A. Lewis describing an appearance by Angela Davis in Port Gibson, Mississippi to call for the release of the Republic of New Africa 11, and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1974. Magazine. Single issue of the paperback journal, pp. 292-384, light shelfwear, else very good. Artcle by Alice Waters. Cartoons by Brumsic Brandon, Jr. Cover art by Carlos W. Byron.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1976. Magazine. continuous pagination 212-272p., stapled wraps, illus., wraps worn else very good condition. Articles on South Africa, the lives of poor elderly black women, the history of abolitionism and the fight for women's rights, and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1973. Magazine. Single issue of the paperback journal, pp. 100-176, minor handling and soil else very good condition. Includes Irene Diggs on "The Amenia Conferences: neglected Afro-American history," "Criteria for children's Black literature" by Jacquline Lee Young, Ollie Harrington's "Look homeward baby," and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1976. Magazine. pp148-208p., stapled wraps, 6x9 inches, wraps lightly worn else very good condition. Contributions from the mayor of Detroit, Coleman A. Young, Dorothy L. Williams, Bernard Magubane on Henry Kissenger, and Jean Carey Bond among others.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1973. Magazine. Single issue of the paperback journal, pp. 277-1352; cartoon illus. by Brumsic Brandon Jr., minor handling, wrappers slightly rubbed, pencil tick marks and minor underlining on book list, else in very good condition. Cover photo of Coleman A. Young, the mayor of Detroit. Includes Ann Hill's "Wounded Knee: Refusing to Be Invisible," Charles W. Cheng on the Cold War and Black Liberation struggle, Lorraine Hansberry's, "Les Blancs," and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1968. Magazine. Paperback journal, pp. 301-424, illus., light shelfwear and toning to wraps, else in very good condition. Ownership rubberstamp signature on title page. This issue is devoted to the theme of "The crisis in education and the changing Afro-American community," with contributions from Horace Mann Bond, Brumsic Brandon, Doxey A. Wilkerson, and many others.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1970. Magazine. pp. 100-192, paperback journal, wraps slightly toned and mildly handled, else in very good condition. Cover art by Charles White. Includes J.H. O'Dell's "The contours of the 'Black Revolution' in the 1970s," Robert S. Browne on "Roots of US intervention in Cambodia," Julius Nyerere of Tanzania on "Socialism is not racialism," and "African studies in the U.S.S.R" by Lily Golden, amongst others.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1972. Magazine. pp. 268-359., paperback journal, small pencil tick marks on reading list in last few pages, light soil on front wrap, else in very good condition. Cover art by Cliff Joseph. Includes several items on the Paul Laurence Dunbar centennial, Jesse Jackson on challenges to organized labor, and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1974. Magazine. Single issue of the paperback journal, 95p., spine slightly toned, wraps lightly rubbed, ownership rubberstamp on half-title page, else in very good condition. Includes Jesse Jackson on "Confronting monopoly and keeping the Movement moving," Clarence J. Mumford's travelogue of his journey in the Soviet Union, and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates. Very Good+. 1965. Paperback. Clean soft pictorial covers. Text tight, clean & intact. Photo & Drawing illustrations. Paul Robeson Cover. Pages 361 - 456. Contents: Hope R. Stevens, John Lewis, Ossie Davis, Slater King, Elliott P. Skinner. Afro American; B&W Drawing Ills.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 95 pages .

New York: Freedomways Associates, 1979. Magazine. pp. 180-304, stapled wraps, 6 x 9 inches; frontispiece of Hansberry, b&w photographs and illustrations, slight edgwear, mild toning on wrapper spine, some foxing on top-edge of text block, else in very good condition. Special issue on Lorraine Hansberry, featuring essays and appreciations by James Baldwin, Adrienne Rich, Alex Haley, Nikki Giovanni, and more.

New York: Freedomways Associates, Inc, 1968. 1st edition. Soft cover. Fine/No Jacket (as issued). Near Fine. 8vo, 128pp, printed wrappers. Special education-focused issue of this essential Civil Rights journal. Publisher's leaflet laid in. Unmarked copy with light wear.

New York: Freedomways Associates, Inc, 1964. 1st edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket (as issued). VG+. 8vo, 120pp, printed wrappers. Solid copy of this important journal from a climactic period in the Civil Rights struggle. Unmarked copy, light wear.