A Call to Arms (1969?)
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A Good Investment!
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A Leaflet from The East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives
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A New Call to Resist Illegitimate Authority (1969)
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This was a follow-up to the original call to resist the draft and the government's crackdown on dissent in America. It included a request for donations to be sent to RESIST, an organization in Cambridge, Mass.   (Read More)

A Trip Through the Sixties - Women’s Liberation and Feminism
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A Yippie Manifesto
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Activism Page
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An Open Letter to the Corporations of America (1969)
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Dow Chemical was one company profiting from the use of napalm against the people of Vietnam. A group of activist religious leaders attacked Dow's corporate offices. This is their statement of condemnation of corporate irresponsibility.   (Read More)

Bill Ayers: Domestic Terrorist or American Hero?
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Black Panther Party Platform and Program (1966)
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Black Power & Urban Politics by Albert Cleage (1968)
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Break the Dishes by Arlene Brown
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Claiming Turf in Berkeley (1968)
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Common Sense by Paul Williams
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A call to activism from Paul Williams, author of "Das Energi".   (Read More)

Cyberactivists bring down World Economic Forum Website
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David Dellinger
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Dealing with CS Gas (Tear Gas)
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Dr. King Planning Protests To 'Dislocate' Large Cities (1967)
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Draft Board and Dow Chemical Raids (1969)
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This is a summary of various protest actions that took place against Dow Chemical (the manufacturer of napalm), and draft boards around the country in 1969.   (Read More)

Earth Liberation Front Attacks! (2003)
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Fat-Cat Sociology (1968)
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FBI Spying on Greenpeace, PETA and other Protest Groups!
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George Katsiaficas: Prototype of radicalization
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Hippy Activism
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How the Free Speech Movement Began (1969)
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How to Become an Activist
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How to Write a Yippie Survival Manual (1969)
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Interview with Huey P. Newton (1968)
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This interview took place in 1968 while Huey Newton was in jail, after the attack by police on Black Panther headquarters that killed several panthers. It reveals much about the psychology and tactics of the Panthers. They nearly sparked a race war if not a revolution, and their militancy was an inspiration to many others to become more active and militant.   (Read More)

IRS Raided (1970)
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Isla Vista Student Riots (1970)
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Journey for Justice Across America
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Judi Bari and the FBI
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Just What Are They Teaching About the Vietnam War?
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Let Us Shape the Future (1965)
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Letter From an American Terrorist (1970)
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This letter from Revolutionary Force 9, was mailed to UPI and postmarked one hour before three NYC buildings were bombed.   (Read More)

Liberation Magazine (1956-1977)
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Make Capitalism History?
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Marxism and Nonviolence (1966)
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Nashville Protests Against Repression of Black Community (1968)
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Navajo Indian Refuses to Serve in the U.S. Army (1966)
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Peer Pressure & Conformity
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People's Park Leaflets (1969)
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People's Park: Just the Beginning by John Simon (1969)
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Politics of Vandalism (1968)
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Radicals 'Take on' R.O.T.C. Cadets (1968)
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Redstockings (Bitch) Manifesto (1969)
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Revolt in the High Schools (1969)
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Rolling Thunder Speaks Out on Native American Activism (1968)
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SDS - Port Huron Statement (1962)
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SDS Vietnam Anti-War Speech (1965)
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Something Just Happened to the Black People of the United States (1968)
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Student Spring Offensive On! (1969)
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The "Hippie" Label & Activism
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The Basis of Black Power (SNCC)
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The Black Panther Programs (1969)
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Here are some of the community outreach programs the Black Panthers were engaged in. As you can see, it's not only revolution they preached.   (Read More)

The Black Revolution: Speech by Malcolm X (1963)
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The Republicans are Weakening
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The Truth About Tear Gas (1970)
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The Vietnam Moratorium by Jeremy Brecher (1969)
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The Weathermen (1969)
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The Young Lords (1970)
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To My Black Brothers In Vietnam (1970)
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This statement was written during the peak of the Black Power movement, and a critical time for the Black Panthers when many of their leaders were in jail or being tracked down and killed by the "pigs".

As you can see they were advocating the overthrow of the US government which they saw as racist and oppressing the people around the world. The most interesting aspect of this is how many black, ex-G.I.s were leaders in the Black Panther party.

The Black Panthers were well armed and trained by the U.S. government, hence they represented a true threat to the status quo, and had to be eliminated by the white dominated power structure. Yet they left an indelible mark upon American society, and came close to inciting a real revolution!

The Black Panthers not only gave voice to the more militant elements of Black society, but they instilled pride amongst the black people, and established many community outreach programs that benefited many people who had been marginalized by American society's emphasis on white culture and discrimination towards minorities.   (Read More)

Two, Three, Many Columbias by Tom Hayden
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Underground Woman! (1970)
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University of Illinois Becomes A Battlefield Scene (1970)
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War Tax Resistance (1969)
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War, the Draft and Population Control
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Weather Underground Fifth Communication (1970)
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Weather Underground Frees Timothy Leary! (1970)
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What is Women's Liberation? (1970)
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Where do I start?
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Women's Lib Organizations (1970)
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Yippie Workshop Speech by Abbie Hoffman (1968)
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Yippie! Video
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Young Lords Party: 13-Point Program and Platform
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