(CIVIL RIGHTS) Black Survival

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Sale 2697 - Lot 144

Estimate: $ 600 - $ 900

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Black Survival. 8 photocopied pages, 8½ x 7 inches, on 2 folding sheets; minor soiling, policeman's belt hand-colored in ink. Los Angeles, CA: Council for Black Survival, [September 1977]

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Illustrations include a policeman in a Klan hood, which accompanies an expose of the year's police killings in Los Angeles and the launch of Citizens Against Police Abuse. Other articles discuss South African activist Steven Biko, the murder trial of rape victim Dessie Woods, and slave rebellion leader Nat Turner. None traced in OCLC or at auction.

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