(Philadelphia: Afrikans for Communications / AFC), [1975].
Price: $350.00
Softcover. Quarto. 10pp. Ten blue leaves mimeographed rectos only. Seemingly mis-stapled (perhaps on purpose) in upper right corner. A little age-toning, slight oxidation on staple, near fine. An apparent attempt by a Philadelphia-based revolutionary group to disseminate information of interest, and to inspire activism and outrage in the Black community. After a single page explaining the group's purpose and practices ("We use three k's in amerikkka and small letters for all white organizations, names, places, cities, institutions, and everything else that gives reference to the cracker.") and another page of contents: Local: ("pig rizzo takes good care of his cops and friends"), National: ("every BLACK MAN is a potential revolutionary"), and Motherland ("racist crackers won't give up ZIMBABWE'S (Rhodesia) chrome"). *OCLC* locates no copies.
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