Black Liberation Now

Black Workers Council Organize to Fight!

Don't be a Sucker!

Electoral Politics: Its Problems & Prospects

Towards Clarity around Electoral Action; Ruling Class not always united; Apathy Among the People; Some partially successful campaigns in the past; the question of the slogan: don't vote, organize; the role of radicals in electoral struggle; parliamentarianism; a revolutionary electoral program; A brief summation of electoral action and the Philadelphia Black United Front.

Palestine! Zionism! Black America!

The following speeches by Mr. Alphonso Pinkney, sociology professor at Hunter College, Patrice Wagner, representing the Black New York Action Committee) and the honorable Zehdi Terzi, the Palestine Liberation Organization's observer to the United Nations represent one of the clearest and in-depth examinations on the question of Zionism and its relationship to Black America. Preface; Introduction; Zionism as a form of Racism (Prof. Al Pinkney); Palestine! Zionism! and Black America! (Sister Patrice Walker); PLO Statement (Brother Zehdi Terzi)

The Black Liberation Struggle (Within the Current World Struggle)

A transcript which followed a talk by Bill Epton reflecting on the state of Black Liberation within the current context of the world and other struggles. This talk touched on a number of elements and topics, such as white racism, male chauvinism, Marxist- Leninist principles and the importance of the "Third World".