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The Crusader Monthly Newsletter (October Special Edition 1964)
Date: 10/1964Volume Number: Vol. 6-2 Special EditionFormat: PeriodicalCollection: Mabel and Robert F. Williams
Chairman Mao Tse-Tung's Statement of August 8, 1963 - Calling on people of the world to oppose imperialist U.S.’s racial discrimination, detailing treatment of Black people in U.S., speaking about March on Washington, talking about Kennedy Administration’s two-faced tactics towards Civil Rights struggles, links U.S.’s reactionary domestic policies with aggression abroad; Chairman Liu-Shao Shih’s 9/30/61 speech at 15th Ann. Of People’s Republic of China – cites China’s support for U.S. Blacks’ struggle against racial discrimination and for equal rights; 10/16/64 re: China exploding its first nuclear bomb, and Williams was in China for the test, Chinese government statement points out that U.S. signs treaty on partial halting of nuclear tests but continues to conduct those tests, and that China wants to break the nuclear monopoly of the nuclear powers, proposes a world summit conference where all countries can agree on complete prohibition and destruction of all nuclear weapons; Williams speaks on his first visit to China in 1963, lauds its transformation and achievements in only 15 years’ time.
The Crusader Monthly Newsletter (March 1967)
USA: Stand By for Violence - re: growing white racist hate groups organizing for massive violence, “liquidationist” blacks more apt to denounce Black Power self-defense than these racist hate groups – call for organization and unity; The Plague of the Subversive Scarecrows – re: new breed of “Uncle Tom journalists”; USA: The Legacy of Scarecrowism - re: systematic exclusion of Black people from juries based on race and class, Blacks who get on juries must stop being “yes men” in court; The Good of the Earth – re: life in Cuba; Cuba: The Tragedy of No Proletarian Cultural Revolution – re: petty bourgeois has regained the reins of power in Cuba; What Color Unity? – in support of the role of revolutionary Whites in conditioning whites for future unified action with Blacks; Marzani and Munzell: Moscow Oriented Rogues – re: publishers of Negroes with Guns refusing to pay royalties to Williams; Agent at Large: Revolutionaries Beware! – denouncing D.H. Mansur, operating out of Tanzania; China’s Cultural Revolution – re: necessity for and objectives of Cultural Revolution.
Free Puerto Rico! March 1986
Publisher: New Movement in Solidarity with Puerto Rican Independence and SocialismDate: 3/1986Format: PeriodicalCollection: New Movement
Newsletter of the New Movement in Solidarity with Puerto Rican Independence and Socialism. Articles include "'Be All You Can Be' -- Resist the U.S. Military!"; "No Extradition -- Political Asylum for William Morales!"; a call to demonstrate against "Maxi-Control" prisons; "On International Women's Day".