Rules for Radicals34 reviews Saul Alinsky Vintage, 1989 "THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO OF THE 21ST CENTURY!" + Paid for what i got + Not what I expected + know your enemy + Farting as social protest...             Beyond God the Father: Toward a Philosophy of Women's Liberation12 reviews Mary Daly Beacon Press, 1993 Mary Daly is Out of This World! + excellent It's amazing to me just how many readers don't get Mary Daly! That someone compared her to Hustler Magazine is too funny! Oh, I bet Professor Daly would love that! For those of you who didn't know, Daly has several doctorates (in philosophy and theology) from Fribourg University in Switzerland; ...             Inadmissible Evidence: The Story of the African-American Trial Lawyer Who Defended the Black Liberation Army Evelyn Williams Lawrence Hill & Co, 1993 Excerpts from Kirkus Review (11-1-1993) "Any analysis of the American Black experience demands close attention to both the political and the personal, and this extraordinary memoir by Williams ... offers just that, as well as making a noteworthy contribution to recent American legal History." "Becoming a Children's Court probation officer ... she contended with the political pressures of ...             The Invention of Heterosexuality3 reviews Jonathan Ned Katz Plume, 1996 Rare, Critical Look at "Normal" + Turning the tables + good intro to the social construction of sexuality Jonathan Katz is a scrupulous, witty historian who gets better with every book. In "The Invention of Heterosexuality," Katz takes up one of the most neglected tasks in scholarship on sexuality, which is to look directly at what is considered 'normal', how it got to be considered normal, and how ...             Like a Hurricane: The Indian Movement from Alcatraz to Wounded Knee13 reviews Paul Chaat Smith, Robert Allen Warrior New Press, 1997 An eye-opener! + Great book + Good insight into the movement of indian rights! + Very Balanced Story of the Radical Indian Movement AIM + Chaos Reigns             The Whole World Is Watching: Mass Media in the Making and Unmaking of the New Left2 reviews Todd Gitlin University of California Press, 1981 SDS and the Media "The Whole World is Watching," is Todd Gitlin's doctoral dissertation modified for publication. Gitlin was president of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) in the early 1960's before moving on to other radical causes. Gitlin was educated at Harvard and is currently (I think) a professor at ...             The Art of War279 reviews Sun Tzu Oxford University Press, 1971 Immortal + Art of war + Great literature doesn't gets older + The Illustrated Art of War             Daring to Be Bad: Radical Feminism in America, 1967-75 (American Culture Series)3 reviews Alice Echols University of Minnesota Press, 1990 Amazing! A serious work that is also a delicious read! + Bad is Good! Daring To Be Bad is an essential history of the Women's Liberation Movement. Daring is nuanced in that it connects this movement to other protest movements of the 60's while remaining true to the Women's Movement's distinctive arc. If you want to understand the vexed racial politics of Women's ...             The COINTELPRO Papers: Documents from the FBI's Secret Wars Against Dissent in the United States3 reviews Ward Churchill, Jim Vander Wall South End Press, 1990 A great book for anybody interested in human rights. + With friends like these. . . + An absolutely indespensible resource. I feel this book is an excellent resource in realizing the history our government has being prejudice. This book details the ideals of the COINTELPRO (COunter INTELligence PROgram), the progam that was created by the FBI in order to stop the progress that blacks, hispanics, and women had been ...             Underground3 reviews Billy Ayers, Kathy Boudin Mpi Home Video, 2001 Right on, take Saigon! + If you can find it, buy it. + A rare look at this unique group. An interesting, albiet dated film. I enjoyed it immensely. Then again, I didn't pay $195.00 for it, which is apparently your only option here. For a $15 dollar copy go to www.akpress.com Patria O Muerte! Venceremos!             No Logo: Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies162 reviews Naomi Klein Picador, 1999 Amazing book with a lot of things to do with globalization + Thorough and tendentious This book is extremely useful and important and has a lot of thing to do with society.             1968: Marching in the Streets1 review Tariq Ali, Susan Watkins Free Press, 1998 A refreshing look at an amazing year The authors say their book is simply a chronicle of 1968. But chronicles are rarely written with such deft dramatic irony, nor are they usually so ebullient or scattered with jokes. Tariq Ali and Susan Watkins have done something which is a challenge to any historian: they have made utopian ...             Like a Hurricane: The Indian Movement from Alcatraz to Wounded Knee13 reviews Paul Chaat Smith, Robert Allen Warrior New Press, 1997 An eye-opener! + Great book + Good insight into the movement of indian rights! + Very Balanced Story of the Radical Indian Movement AIM + Chaos Reigns             The COINTELPRO Papers: Documents from the FBI's Secret Wars Against Dissent in the United States3 reviews Ward Churchill, Jim Vander Wall South End Press, 1990 A great book for anybody interested in human rights. + With friends like these. . . + An absolutely indespensible resource. I feel this book is an excellent resource in realizing the history our government has being prejudice. This book details the ideals of the COINTELPRO (COunter INTELligence PROgram), the progam that was created by the FBI in order to stop the progress that blacks, hispanics, and women had been ...             Inadmissible Evidence: The Story of the African-American Trial Lawyer Who Defended the Black Liberation Army Evelyn Williams Lawrence Hill & Co, 1993 Excerpts from Kirkus Review (11-1-1993) "Any analysis of the American Black experience demands close attention to both the political and the personal, and this extraordinary memoir by Williams ... offers just that, as well as making a noteworthy contribution to recent American legal History." "Becoming a Children's Court probation officer ... she contended with the political pressures of ...             Daring to Be Bad: Radical Feminism in America, 1967-75 (American Culture Series)3 reviews Alice Echols University of Minnesota Press, 1990 Amazing! A serious work that is also a delicious read! + Bad is Good! Daring To Be Bad is an essential history of the Women's Liberation Movement. Daring is nuanced in that it connects this movement to other protest movements of the 60's while remaining true to the Women's Movement's distinctive arc. If you want to understand the vexed racial politics of Women's ...             No Logo: Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies162 reviews Naomi Klein Picador, 1999 Amazing book with a lot of things to do with globalization + Thorough and tendentious This book is extremely useful and important and has a lot of thing to do with society.             The Invention of Heterosexuality3 reviews Jonathan Ned Katz Plume, 1996 Rare, Critical Look at "Normal" + Turning the tables + good intro to the social construction of sexuality Jonathan Katz is a scrupulous, witty historian who gets better with every book. In "The Invention of Heterosexuality," Katz takes up one of the most neglected tasks in scholarship on sexuality, which is to look directly at what is considered 'normal', how it got to be considered normal, and how ...             Beyond God the Father: Toward a Philosophy of Women's Liberation12 reviews Mary Daly Beacon Press, 1993 Mary Daly is Out of This World! + excellent It's amazing to me just how many readers don't get Mary Daly! That someone compared her to Hustler Magazine is too funny! Oh, I bet Professor Daly would love that! For those of you who didn't know, Daly has several doctorates (in philosophy and theology) from Fribourg University in Switzerland; ...             The Art of War279 reviews Sun Tzu Oxford University Press, 1971 Immortal + Art of war + Great literature doesn't gets older + The Illustrated Art of War