Brooklyn, New York: Black News Publications, 1973.
Price: $150.00
Softcover. Periodical. Quarto. 39pp. Stapled illustrated wrappers. About near fine with some light soiling and scattered creases. A semi-monthly magazine produced and distributed by group of volunteers of the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn between 1969-1984. Using the motto, "Agitate Educate Organize," it attempted to engage local resident to be aware and get involved in issues affecting the neighborhood, such as poverty, racism, police brutality, corrupt politicians, health concerns, as well as focus on the positive affects of Black history and the arts. This issue features a cover story on the killing the Guinea-Bissau Diplomat Amílcar Cabral, a story on the plight of African children, the difficulties of Black women, children's education, community new, letters and poetry.
Item #610246
