A 2 Stand Volume Number (4 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Common values? - an argument.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. Some slight edge creasing. Formerly folded in thirds to fit into envelope. ; 23 pages; Volume two, number one. Stapled paper.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 79 page oblong PB. A first edition softback English literary magazine containing the script of B.S. Johnson's lunchtime theatre play, 'Down Red Lane', and an appreciation of Johnson and his work by his friend and admirer, Philip Pacey. Published after Johnson's suicide. A Fine condition paperback with no creases and no previous ownership inscription.…

An issue of this mimeographed newsletter issued by Freedom House, a community organizing hub established in the Fillmore District of San Francisco in March 1964 to combat a proposed urban renewal project. The organization, which was primarily staffed by white college students from San Francisco State College, soon became involved in rent strikes, community organizing, job training, etc., issues that disproportionately affected the Fillmore's black community. The district was divided into 35 blocks and many of the block captains were black, including Pleasant Carson, Jr. who would go on to become executive director. By early 1965, the organization had transitioned into a direct action-oriented civil rights group that mobilized the Fillmore's black residents into protesting social and economic conditions. Carson and Freedom House were featured in Richard Young's 1969 study, "The Impact of Protest Leadership on Negro Politicians in San Francisco." Under Carson, the newsletter changed its name to the "Fillmore Stand." Corner-stapled 11" x 8 ½" mimeographed sheets, 8 pages. Light wear, staple bleed. Only Kansas & the San Francisco Public Library with any issue in WorldCat.…