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"Art Kunkin, editor and publisher, gives a detailed explanation of the mission and genesis of the LA Free Press."
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Angola 3 News is an official project of the National Coalition to Free the Angola 3.
"Emory Douglas first served as the art director for the Black Panther Partys newspaper, and later served as Minister of Culture until 1980. Throughout these years, Douglas iconic artwork was published in the BPP newspaper and beyond. His artwork is featured in the new book entitled Black Panther: The Revolutionary Art of Emory Douglas"
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From The Film Archives: http://thefilmarchived.blogspot.com/
"A documentary film based on the 1968 student strike and take over at Columbia University."
Credit & Description: Uploaded by peaceedcenter
Ken Wachsberger, editor of VOICES FROM THE UNDERGROUND, fielded questions after a presentation at Everybody Reads bookstore in Lansing, Michigan on March 3, 2011.
In the The Tom Forcade Story, Steven Hager has put together a fabulous documentary about the life of Thomas King Forcade, legendary leader of the Underground Press Syndicate (UPS). Click on the Tom Forcade Story to access this resource which is based on seventeen interviews with those who knew and worked with Forcade.
Credits: William Hanks
Credits: PBA
A look at The Great Speckled Bird, Atlanta's radical alternative newspaper from the late 1960s and early 1970s. This story was featured on "This is Atlanta with Alicia Steele," a Telly Award-winning and Emmy-nominated magazine show on PBA, Atlanta's PBS Station. View more from "This is Atlanta" at http://www.pba.org/atlanta.
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"A shuffling through my collection of Vietnam era ephemera, including underground newspapers, political pamphlets, and suchlike."
Credits: This 30-minute video was edited in March 2002 by Claude Marks and Lisa Rudman.
Based on an interview done in July of 1998 at Great Meadows Prison, Comstock, New York with Sam Green and Bill Siegel. Camera: Federico Salsano
