Chrisman Robert Editor (122 results)

Pamphlet. 72p., stapled wraps, 7x10 inches, wraps worn, address label on front wrap, staples rusted, pages evenly toned else good condition.

Magazine. 72p., stapled wraps, 7x10 inches, address label and some soiling on rear wrap, else very good condition.

Magazine. 64p., stapled glossy wraps, 7x10 inches, light handling wear, address label on rear wrap, else good condition. Entire issue devoted to articles on Marshall's novel about Barbadian immigrants in Brooklyn.

Magazine. 68p., staplebound wraps, pen notation and small stain on front wrap, top corner dog-eared, address label on rear wrap, else good condition.

Magazine. 64p., staplebound journal, address label on front wrap, pages evenly toned, else very good condition.

Magazine. 72., stapled wraps, 7x10 inches, wraps lightly worn, pages evenly toned, address label on rear wrap else good condition.

Magazine. 72., stapled wraps, 7x10 inches, wraps worn, pages evenly toned, address label on rear wrap else good condition.

Magazine. 64p., staplebound journal, 7x10 inches, very good. Contributions by Barbara Lee, Robert Mugabe, Daniel Ortega Saavedra, Col. Muammar Qaddafi, and more.

Magazine. 64p., staplebound journal, front cover has "Black books roundup #10" sticker added, very good condition.

Magazine. 64p., 7x10 inch staplebound journal, very good. Contributors include Manning Marable and Ronald V. Dellums.

Magazine. 66p., staplebound journal, 7x10.25 inches, very good condition. Highlights from the Second Annual National Black United Fund Conference, June 28-July 1, 1978, Atlanta Georgia. Contributors include Louis Farrakhan and Ronald Dellums.

Magazine. 64p., 7x10 inch staplebound journal, very good.

64p., stapled wraps, 7 x 10 inches, wraps worn, pages evenly toned, address label on front wrap, bottom corner of front wrap dog-eared else good condition.

56., stapled wraps, 7 x 10 inches, wraps worn, pages evenly toned, address label on rear wrap else good condition.

Magazine. 64p., stapled glossy wraps, 7x10 inches, hi-liting on verso of rear wrap else very good condition. Focus of this issue is "Rosa Parks and Harold Cruse: Black Activists and Intellectuals".

Magazine. 68p., stapled glossy wraps, 7 x 10 inches, lightly worn else very good condition.

64p., stapled glossy wraps, 7 x 10 inches, lightly worn, sticker on rear wrap else very good condition. Articles include "Statement of Congresswoman Barbara Lee on Opposing the Use of Force Resolution", "9/11, Liberation Struggles and International Relations: Sharing the Burden and Possibilites of the Crisis" and more.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Very Good condition.

Magazine. 64p., address label on rear wrap else very good in stapled wraps. Focus of this issue is "The faces of Cuban culture".

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Wraps (PB) in very good condition with very light cover wear and faint ink mark top front cover. Feature article by Joanne Chesimard and others on"Black Police In America" , "De Mau Mau Myth In America" and others. 64 pages.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine containing 64 internal pages. Special Issue on the U.S. Anti-Apartheid Upsurge. The contents are: Constructive Disengagement: U.S. Sanctions Against South Africa by Sanford Wright; Divestment Hits Apartheid in the Pocketbook by Vincent Harris; South Africa: A Story in Black and White by Imafedia Okhamafe; The Depiction of South Africa in U.S. Textbooks by Brenda Randolph-Robinson; South Africa: A Selected Bibliography of Recent Works by Rosemary Stevenson; Southern Africa Resource List; An Interview with Randall Robinson - The State of the U.S. Anti-Apartheid Movement by Clarence Lusane; Expanding the Horizons of the U.S. Anti-Apartheid Movement by Prexy Nesbitt; Commentaries on Angola by Theo-Ben Gurirab and Randall Robinson; Book Reviews; Classifieds. Pages lightly age-browned due to paper stock used; tiny, narrow corner chip; covers very lightly print-soiled.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A left-stapled magazine containing 88 internal pages. Special Issue on Africa: New Societies. The contents are: Development and Dependency in the New Revolutionary African States by Landun Anise; New Institutions for Development in Guinea-Bissau by Shirley Washington; Problems of Nation-Building in Mozambique by Mohamed El-Khawas; Facing Social Reconstruction in Zimbabwe by Sylvia Hill; Angola Is Part Of All Of Us by Prexy Nesbitt; Unity for a New Order by Julius K. Nyerere; In Memoriam - Agosinho Neto; The South Africa Nuclear Connection by Stop Banking on Apartheid; Congress on Black Culture in the Americas Meets in Panama by Robert L. Allen; Poet's Corner; Reviews; Contributing Authors; Classifieds. Internal pages lightly age-browned (due to paper stock used).

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. The Black Scholar (Volume 10 Number 2, October 1978): Journal of Black Studies and Research. A left-stapled magazine containing 72 internal pages. Special Issue on the Black Urban Community. The contents are: Land of Promise, Cities of Despair: Blacks in Urban America by Robert Staples; Black Studies and Cultural Continuity by C. Eric Lincoln; The Illusion of Black Progress by Robert Hill; lengthy Black Books Roundup Fall, 1978; Open Letter to U.S. President Jimmy Carter from RNA President Imari Abubakari Obadele; Classifieds; Contributing Authors. Covers lightly aged, lightly worn; narrow mailing label to rear cover.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Fall-Winter 2003 (Vol. 33 Double Number 3 & 4) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert L. Allen (as Senior Editor) and published by Editor-in-Chief Robert Chrisman and The Black World Foundation out of Oakland, California (Maize Woodford was the Associate Editor). A left-stapled magazine measuring 7" by 10" and containing 72 internal pages. Special Issue on Affirmative Action: The Rulings on Admissions Policy at the University of Michigan, June 16, 2003. The contents are: Guest Editor's Comment: The Color Line Redefined in the Twenty-first Century in Wake of the Anti-Affirmative Action Suits Against the University of Michigan by Melba Joyce Boyd; Affirmative Action and the Illusion of Racial Equality: "Race Traitors or Fools?" by James S. Jackson; "Horse of a Different Color": The Struggle for Equality at the University of Michigan by Melba Joyce Boyd; The Language of Affirmative Action: History, Public Policy and Liberalism by Curtis Stokes, Bill E. Lawson, and Geneva Smitherman; From Texas to Michigan: Personal Reflections on the Continuing Struggle Over Affirmative Action by Stephen Ward; Hearing New America's Voice by James Valbrun; The Affirmative Action Athlete Dilemma by John Percy Boyd; The Other Michigan Cases by Frank Wu; Affirmative Action and the Politics of Social Reform in a Global Context by Saheed A. Adejumobi; The Attack on Affirmative Action: The "Race Neutral" Excuse by Erin Winkler; African Americans: The Face of Affirmative Action by Millery Polyne; Can Organized Labor Be Renewed Absent the Black Worker? by Bill Fletcher, Jr.; Book Reviews; Books Received; Black Books Roundup; Classifieds; Contributing Authors. Name and mailing address of former owner stamped to rear cover, else in Fine condition.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. The Black Scholar (Volume 7 Number 3, November 1975): Journal of Black Studies and Research. A left-stapled magazine containing 64 internal pages. Special issue on The Crisis of the Cities. The contents are: The City Renewed: White Dream - Black Nightmare? by Lenwood G. Davis and Winston Van Horne; Racism Without Racists: Institutional Racism in Urban Schools by Grace Carroll Massey, Mona Vaughn Scott, and Sanford M. Dornbusch; New York City: Prototype of the Urban Crisis by William W. Sales, Jr.; The Black Scholar Interviews (Arthur Ashe interviewed); Book Reviews and Books Received; Classifieds. Covers lightly worn, lightly rubbed.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Spring 2006 (Vol. 36 No. 1) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert L. Allen (as Senior Editor) and published by Editor-in-Chief Robert Chrisman and The Black World Foundation out of San Francisco, California (Maize Woodford was the Associate Editor). A left-stapled magazine measuring 7" by 10" and containing 72 internal pages. Special Issue on Black Women's Activism: 2006. The contents are: Revolutionary Black Women's Activism: Experience and Transformation by Helen A. Neville and Jennifer F. Hamer; Is You Da One? The Making of an Everyday Political Activist by Imani Bazzell; Interview with Linda Burnham: Voices of Feminism Oral History Project by Loretta J. Ross; From Ordinary to Activist: A Mother's Journey by Karen B. Garrison; Excerpts from a Life Standing at the Well by Jaribu Hill; Black, Radical, Feminist: A Metamorphosis by Jamala Rogers; A Personal Journey from Women's Rights to Civil Rights to Human Rights by Loretta J. Ross; No One is Free While Others are Oppressed: An AfroLezfemcentric Journey by Aishah Shahdidah Simmons; Graphic: "Inequity" by John Jennings; Glossary of Organization in Essays by Authors, Vol. 36 No. 1 by Maize Woodford; Contributing Authors. Small narrow mailing label to rear cover, else Fine.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Summer 2001 issue of The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research (Vol. 31 No. 2) edited by Robert L. Allen (as Senior Editor) and published by Editor-in-Chief Robert Chrisman and The Black World Foundation out of Oakland, California (Maize Woodford was the Associate Editor). A left-stapled magazine measuring 7" by 10" and containing 64 internal pages. Special Issue on Black Election: 2000. The contents are: U.S. Commission on Civil Rights: Status Report on Probe of Election Practices in Florida During the 2000 Presidential Election by Mary Frances Berry; Letter to Governor Bush from Chairperson Mary Frances Berry, March 8, 2001; Why Did the U.S. Media Black Out the Civil Rights Commission Report on the Florida Vote? by Jerry White; Putting Election 2000 in Perspective: A Declaration of War by Hermon George, Jr.; Bushed, Bothered and Bamboozled by Herb Boyd; Civil War 2000 by Charles P. Henry; The Disenfranchisement of the African American Voter in the 2000 Presidential Election: The Silence of the Winner and Loser by Hanes Walton, Jr.; Winter in America: Color, Democracy, and the Presidential Election by Peniel E. Joseph; Criminal Archetypes in the 2000 Presidential Election: How Black Votes Were Stolen by Molefi Kete Asante; The Length of Memory: The Black Population and the Presidential Election of 2000 by David Covin; Permanent American Hegemony: Liberalism, Domination, and the Continuing Crisis of Black Leadership by Ricky L. Jones; "Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Slavery is a Bad Idea for Blacks - and Racist Too" by David Horowitz; Ten Reasons: A Response to David Horowitz by Ernest Allen, Jr. and Robert Chrisman; Books Received; Addresses of Publishers; Classifieds; Contributing Authors. In Fine condition.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Spring 2007 (Vol. 37 No. 1) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert L. Allen (as Senior Editor) and published by Editor-in-Chief Robert Chrisman and The Black World Foundation out of San Francisco, California (Maize Woodford was the Executive Editor). A left-stapled magazine measuring 7" by 10" and containing 64 internal pages. Special Issue on The Struggle in Zimbabwe. The contents are: The Question of Revolution in the Twenty-first Century: The Case of Zimbabwe by Vernon Damani Johnson; Why Zimbabwe? by Gerald Horne; A Chronicle of Land by Angie Todd; The Zimbabwean Working Peoples and the Land Question by Horace G. Campbell; The Case for Robert Mugabe: Sinner or Sinned Against? by George Shire; African Feminist Perspectives of Post-Coloniality by Patricia McFadden; Zimbabwe: A Quest for Common Ground by Herb Boyd; The Black Scholar Readers Forum on Immigration: African Americans and Immigrants: Shall We Hang Together or Hang Separately? by Gerald Lenoir and Nunu Kidane; Book Reviews; Books Received; Classifieds; Contributing Authors. In Fine condition.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Fall 2007 (Vol. 37 No. 3) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert L. Allen (as Senior Editor) and published by Editor-in-Chief Robert Chrisman and The Black World Foundation out of San Francisco, California (Maize Woodford was the Executive Editor). A left-stapled magazine measuring 7" by 10" and containing 64 internal pages. Special Issue on the Black Social Agenda. The contents are: It's Hard Out Here for a Black Man! by Herb Boyd; A Domestic Marshall Plan to Transform America's "Dark Ghettos": Toward a Martin-Luther King-Malcom X Community Revitalization Initiative by Ron Daniels; Colony Over-the-Rhine by Thomas A. Dutton; The Electoral College: An Idea Whose Time Has Come and Gone by Dewey M. Clayton; C.L.R. James: The Black Jacogin's Strategy: Interview with Professor Gordon Rohlehr of the University of the West Indies, June 15, 2007 by Biko Agozino and Zophia Edwards; In Memoriam: Max Roach (1924-2007) by Larry McShane, AP; Book Reviews; Film Reviews; Books Received; The Black Scholar Black Books Roundup #32; Classifieds; Contributing Authors. Small narrow mailing label to rear cover, else Fine.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Winter 2006 (Vol. 36 No. 4) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert L. Allen (as Senior Editor) and published by Editor-in-Chief Robert Chrisman and The Black World Foundation out of San Francisco, California (Maize Woodford was the Associate Editor). A left-stapled magazine measuring 7" by 10" and containing 64 internal pages. Special Issue on Hurricane Katrina. The contents are: Introduction to The Black Scholar Special Issue on Hurricane Katrina: High Tide of a New Racial Formation by Guest Editor Sundiata Keita Cha-jua; The Wretched of the Gulf: Racism, Technological Dramas, and Black Politics of Technology by Rayvon Fouche; Post-Katrina Housing Problems, Policies, and Prospects for African-Americans in New Orleans by Lisa K. Bates; "Bush Doesn't Care About Black People": Race, Class, and Attributions of Responsibility in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina by Brendesha Tynes, Carla Hunter, Helen A. Neville, and M. Nicole Coleman; Natural Versus Social Phenomena: Cuba and the Lessons of Katrina by August Nimitz; Katrina 101: A Black Studies Curriculum Challenge by Abdul Alkalimat; Books Received; Classifieds; Contributing Authors. Small narrow mailing label to rear cover, else Fine.