San Francisco and West Hollywood, California: National Gay Rights Advocates, [1988]. First edition stated. 8 ½” x 5 ½”. Stapled card wrappers. pp. [2], 32, [2]. Very good: wrappers dust soiled and heavily rubbed, internally fine. The National Gay Rights Advocates (“NGRA”) was founded in 1978 and was the first..... More
[Atlanta, Georgia]: (Eugene Talmadge Campaign?), [1946]. 14¾” x 8¼”. Broadside. Very good plus with minimal wear and folded horizontally at center. This is an ugly reminder of the 1946 Georgia Gubernatorial primary which saw the disenfranchisement of thousands of African Americans--more than enough to sway that election. Earlier in 1946, the..... More
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Washington, D. C. National Education Association, 1965. 11” x 8 ½”. Stapled, thin card pictorial wrappers. Pp. 24. Fine. From the overview: “In early 1963, the NEA Commission on Professional Rights and Responsibilities began planning for meetings to bring together leading educators and leaders in the civil rights movement. Through..... More
Ruston, Louisiana: Modern Disciples of Love and King's Funeral Home, [1968]. 11” x 7¾”. Two color double-sided leaves, adhered at top edge with hole for hanging. Pp. [4]. Very good: faint stains to background of one image and a few light creases and scuffs, else fresh and bright... More
[Washington, D.C.]: Metropolitan Community Aid Council, [1969?]. 19 5/8" x 13 5/8". Poster, screen printed on paper in black. Very good: scattered light creasing. A stunning image of Martin Luther King, Jr. possibly used in rallies on the one year anniversary of his assassination. The Metropolitan Community Aid Council (“MCAC”) was..... More
Norfolk, Virginia: Guide Quality Press, 1944. 8 7/8” x 6”. Stapled thin card wrappers. Pp. 46. Good due to large damp stain to every page; text is still legible and images still vivid. This is a detailed history concerning the participation of African Americans in the Revolutionary War..... More
![Item #3180 Community Race Relations Institute. St. Louis, Mo. February, 1946. [Cover title]....](https://langdonmanorbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/3180.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1606669742)
St. Louis, Missouri: [Committee of the Community Race Relations Institute], 1946. 10¾” x 8¾”. Stapled wrappers. Reproduced typescript printed rectos only. [4], 154A [i.e. 155] leaves. Very good: wrappers moderately worn, scuffed and dust soiled; wrappers and a few leaves with small chips; text lightly toned. In February, 1946, leaders..... More