Graduate student journal; number four, spring, 1965; the Free Speech Movement & the Negro in America

Published by Graduate Student Journal Association, Berkeley, 1965

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96p., illustrations and photos of the FSM rallies, very good first edition trade paperback literary journal in slightly soiled pictorial wraps. Contains two principal topics, a ten-page article by Adam David Miller entitled "The Negro Writer in the United States," and an FSM [Free Speech Movement] miscellany that includes an article by Robert Starobin and eleven photographs on coated stock.

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Title
Graduate student journal; number four, spring, 1965; the Free Speech Movement & the Negro in America
Author
Provin, Bruce, editor, Adam David Miller, Robert Starovin, Pat Corrigan, Samuel Kaplan et al.
Publisher
Graduate Student Journal Association, Berkeley
Publication year
1965
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
First Edition.
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1960S, African American, Labor - American

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