Anarchy and Order
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Cooperative Communities: How to Start Them & Wh
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A disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda, Swami Kriyananda (1926-2013) was a Hindu healer, yogi, guru, musician, & author who founded the Ananda spiritual movement & established communities that promoted its practices & principles. At the time of writing this book in 1968, the first of such communities was then being created near Grass Valley, CA, on 40 acres; 2 pages of black-and-white photos in the rear of this book (following the 58 pages of text) depict the community under construction.
Feminism and Socialism
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Feminism and socialism: Lund, C. Female liberation and socialism, an interview. Waters, M.-A. Are feminism and socialism related?
Issues in the women's movement: Stone, B. Women and political power. Double jeopardy, the oppression of Black women and Chicanas: Williams, M. Why women's liberation is important to Black women. Vidal, M. Chicanas speak out
new voice of La Raza. Jaquith, C. Issues before the abortion movement. Stone, B. Questions and answers on the Equal Rights Amendment. Feeley, D. The family. Miller, R. A reply to Dr. Spock on child care. Lipman, C. Why red-baiting hurts the feminist movement.
The literary storm: Sexual politics, a Marxist appreciation: Dawson, K. A revolutionary perspective on the oppression of women. Reed, E. In defense of Engels on the matriarchy. Feeley, D. Women and the Russian Revolution. Chertov, E. Women's oppression, the literary reflection. Jenness, L. An answer to Norman Mailer's Prisoner of sex.
A socialist program for women's liberation: Towards a mass feminist movement.
The Making of a Radical
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Scott Nearing lived one hundred years, from 1883 to 1983—a life spanning most of the twentieth century. In his early years, Nearing made his name as a formidable opponent of child labor and military imperialism. Having been fired from university jobs for his independence of mind, Nearing became a freelance lecturer and writer, traveling widely through Depression-era and post-war America to speak with eager audiences. Five-time Socialist candidate for president Eugene V. Debs said, "Scott Nearing! He is the greatest teacher in the United States."
The Nonviolent activist : the magazine of the War Resisters League
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How People Get Power
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It Did Happen Here
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Portland, Oregon, 1988: the brutal murder of Ethiopian immigrant Mulugeta Seraw by racist skinheads shocked the city. In response disparate groups quickly came together to organize against white nationalist violence and right-wing organizing throughout the Rose City and the Pacific Northwest. It Did Happen Here compiles interviews with dozens of people who worked together during the waning decades of the twentieth century to reveal an inspiring collaboration between groups of immigrants, civil rights activists, militant youth, and queer organizers. This oral history focuses on participants in three core groups: the Portland chapters of Anti-Racist Action and Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice, and the Coalition for Human Dignity. Using a diversity of tactics--from out-and-out brawls on the streets and at punk shows, to behind-the-scenes intelligence gathering--brave antiracists unified on their home ground over and over, directly attacking right-wing fascists and exposing white nationalist organizations and neo-Nazi skinheads. Embattled by police and unsupported by the city, these citizen activists eventually drove the boneheads out of the music scene and off the streets of Portland. This book shares their stories about what worked, what didn't, and ideas on how to continue the fight.
The Radical Alternative
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The Radical Alternative is a 1970 book by French journalist and political activist Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber which proposes new economic and social policies as alternatives to contemporary consumer capitalism.
MATCH, the : an Anarchist Journal
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This issue discusses 'Big Brother' and government surveillance.
The New Left : the anti-industrial revolution
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The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution is a 1971 collection of essays by the philosopher Ayn Rand, in which the author argues that religion, the New Left, and similar forces are irrational and harmful.
The Young Socialist
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Table of Contents- When America Goes Socialist; Trotsky, France; Red Power; Women's Liberation; Political Defense; Easy Rider
Capitalist Patriarchy and the Case for Socialist Feminism
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Fourteen provocative papers on the oppression of women in capitalist countries, along with three articles on the subordinate position of women in two communist countries, Cuba and China. These important, often path-breaking articles are arranged in five basic sections, the titles of which indicate the broad range of issues being considered: Introduction; motherhood, reproduction, and male supremacy; socialist feminist historical analysis; patriarchy in revolutionary society; socialist feminism in the United States. The underlying thrust of the book is toward integrating the central ideas of radical feminist thought with those pivotal for Marxist or socialist class analysis.
The Day of the Glorious Revolution
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This book--a sequel to Frog Fables and Beaver Tales--tells the story of the privileged, contentious animals who inhabit the great northern Swamp of the Beavers and the Frogs. This incisive and sharply-rendered satire of Canadian politics and media in the mid-1970s will bring to mind a host of familiar faces--Pierre Trudeau, Rene Levesque, Pierre Berton, Adrienne Clarkson, Marshall MacLuhan--subtly adapted, er, evolved, to survive in the Swamp. The Swamp is contested ground, always vulnerable to the Eagles from the south, threatened by the Frogs' ardent desire to declare independence from the Beavers. The Day of the Glorious Revolution is a hilarious souvenir of a pariticularly wild time in Canada's political life.
