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Berkeley: Brother, 1975. Magazine. 44p., 8.x11 inches, articles, poetry, fiction, services and resources, heavily-worn, stained with rusted staples, magazine format in stapled wraps. Reading copy only. Combines radical politics with sexual liberation, including gay liberation.

Berkeley: Brother, 1975. Magazine. 44p., 8.x11 inches, staplebound wraps, mild toning, touch of rust at the staples, otherwise very good. Combines radical politics with sexual liberation, including gay liberation.

Berkeley, CA: Brother, 1972. Tabloid. Light shelfwear. Very good. 16 pp. Feminist tabloid made for and by male members of the movement. Featuring comics, photos, poetry, essays and reprints from related publications. In this issue: Life in the Military, Vietnam: A Feminist Analysis, Disarm Rapists; Smash Sexism, A Shadow Play for Guilt by Marge Piercy, Inner Struggle: Reflections from a Poem by Marge Piercy, Male Unity?!, Reactions: To Men's Open Rap Meeting, Guidelines for Fathers, How My High School Taught Me to Repress Me by Willy Burlingham, Sex Role Stereotyping in Elementary School Readers (reprinted from FPS), Struggling Against Male Chauvinism in Prison byJeff Keith, You Really Got a Hold on Me: Identifying with the Opressor, A Men's Group Experience, A Poem by Bev Eddie, Who's Ripping Off Our Minds by Fred Lord, and Men's Switchboard and Center.

Berkeley, CA: Brother, 1971. Tabloid. Light shelfwear. Very good. 12 pp. Feminist tabloid made for and by male members of the movement. Featuring comics, photos, poetry, essays and reprints from related publications. In this issue: "We Are Men. We Are Not Beasts:" The Attica Commune, Where We've been; Where We're At; Where We're Going, Media Oppression, Why I Want a Wife (reprinted from Mother Lode), Making It (and a response), Oh Brother (reprinted from The Effeminist), Men's Liberation: Responding to the Women's Movement, On the Politics of Male Liberation, Getting in Touch With Our Feelings, Crying, and Don't Call Me Brother! (reprinted from The Effeminist).

Berkeley: Brother, 1973. Newspaper. 24p. folded tabloid newspaper, illustrated with photos, drawings, cartoons, articles, poems, essays, resources, ads etc. , GCC stamp, lightly toned and worn newsprint, Combining radical politics with sexual liberation, including gay liberation. Formed by six self-titled White Men from the Bay area, four of who are "faggots" (their nomenclature) living communally. Centerfold statements on Gay Rights etc. from Seale and Brown running for Oakland Mayor and City Council.