A journal published periodically by Adbustsers, an organization originally founded in Vancouver, British Columbia that is in support of social activism and enivornmental rights and against mass consumerism and capitalism.
New York: Afro-American Research Institute, Inc., 1964-1970. "Thirteen issues of the magazine which declared itself 'the voice of the African-American protest movement in the United States and the liberation movement of Africa'; 22-23 pp. each, 8.5x11 inches in wraps...These issues include a 1964 editorial accusing Martin Luther King of being a corrupt Uncle Tom, several items on Watts, 'Negro domestics demand dignity,' reviews of literature and politics, and much more. Authors include James Boggs, Louise Moore, Richard Price, Clayton Riley and others." -Bolerium Books
Contains one bulletin from the Committee for Nonviolent Action, dated May 8th, 1964, with several articles about peaceful demonstrations happening around the United States.
Seven anti-Vietnam War buttons, at least four of which definitively date to the Second Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam, which took place on November 15, 1969 in Washington, D.C. Two buttons date to approximately 1970, with one specifically dating to March 1970.
