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Box 7: Location MR 1.5 Vol. 1 No. 1, October 1969  Willie Thompson  “Black News “of Bedford Stuyvesant  The Uhuru Academy  Explanation Of the So-called Generation  Enemies of the Black Communities Gap  Radical Approach toward low-income housing Vol. 1 No. 4, November 15, 1969  The Black study circle  Christmas Nigger  “The Beast” ( a poem)  Harlem’s demand for self-determination  Make it, Buy it, or Take it  Black Study Circle  Black soul plays  Understanding  Enemies of the Black community  All out race war in U.S. Marines…1970  The Black Ass Kickin' Brigade  The Healer  Forced out of their Home  Modern Cities and Nigger incompetence  “One Bloody Night”  What’s on?  No School! protest  Bobby Seale  From Sister to Sister  Are policemen really pigs or worse? Vol. 1 No. 2, October 1969  Liberty House  Ocean Hill Brownsville –Revisited-1969-  Keep the grapevine buzzin Less Campbell  Lindsay owes his body and soul  Seminar for Black women  Enemies of the Black Communities  Black people spend $35 billion annually  “The Death Dance” (a poem)  Post Revolution thought ( a poem)  Community control of the land  “I Love America” (a poem) Vol. 1 No. 5 December 1, 1969  Another Black patriot doomed by the pig  Rapping on Racists  America is so beautiful in the Autumn  The arrogance of Model Cities  Ho Chi Minh – The man and his plan  The soap-opera syndrome  “The Needle”(a poem)  His Master’s voice  A Black father’s one man crusade against Vol. 1 No. 3, November 1969 drugs  Why Black solidarity Day?  A courageous Black woman  Bedford-Stuyvesant Draft Counseling  In-built degradation Service  Dear Santa: bring me a handkerchief for  Seminar for Black women (schedule) my head, a banjo for my knee, and some  The realities of New York City politics chains for my legs  The Healer  Another courageous Black woman  On Black News  The 15 demands of the African-American  The A.T.A. Evening school of Knowledge students Association  Black land  The fat opulent greasy virgin

Black News Table of Contents 1 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  The great kindly benevolence of whitey for  Dig your revolutionary wig cats and dogs  Gig for white, work for Black  “Man” (a poem)  “Pick up your guns and fight “ (a poem)  Black Presence  Bedford-Stuyvesant Draft counseling  T.W.O.(Third World Cultural Service Organization)  Directions 1  White Treachery Vs. the Good negro  The priceless land value of Bed-Stuy.  House Niggers  Announcements Vol. 1 No. 9, February 15, 1970  Lest Black Youth forget (the American Vol. 1 No. 6, December 19, 1969 conspiracy to kill Malcolm X )  The Black Panthers  Around Our Way  “A message to a Black man”(a poem)  An oil dream deferred  My Sisters, the Black man is the new man  More on the C.I.A. of today  Onyx Restaurant  The Uhuru Academy  “ Blackness” (a poem)  On Auto-suggestion  School decentralization  The New School  “Your own mask” (a poem)  To the brother in Blue  Black children…the world is yours  The American Tradition of fair Play  Panther 21  A Poem  Where are you going?  An educational farce.  African-American teachers Association  Recipes for the Black family  “What America means to me” (a poem) Vol. 1 No.7 January 10, 1970  Is, or, was there a college for Bedford-  So let him die Stuyvesant?  Letters to the editor  Uhuru Sasa School schedule  To thy own self be true  Gotta fight for our land (Atlantic Terminal)  When it comes down (a poem)  Tribute to EL-_Hajj- Malik-El- Shabazz  Around our way  Black awareness Day  The games Black folk play  On Black nationalism  The End is the real world Vol. 1 No. 10, March 7, 1970  On watching Niggers stand on a discount  The Daily News Negro reader liquor store  Bread  The great land grab continues  Black pride? Some contradictions  In the beginning  On School Board registration  National joint action committee  End of non-violence  The Vision  Letter to the editor  You have not (a poem)  Around our way  The Trinidad saga boy  “Hey Whitey” (a poem)  Is it racism or is it the truth?  The Black Truth Vol. 1 No. 8, January 25, 1970  A call to all Black teachers  On correct Black education  Uhuru Sasa speaks  Around our way  “I want a white woman”  Pig savagery  “ Don’t you remember”(a poem)  The outrageous incompetency of Model  The Separatists fantasy Cities  The East--an Ad. Black News Table of Contents 2 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  On positive thinking  Another form of genocide Vol. 1 No. 11, March 21, 1970  A letter from Trinidad  Message to a dead Black woman  To readers of Black News Re: Our Black  Guyana as seen by an African-American politicians  Rap Brown  The last Black Ball  Leadership  A message to parents  On youngbloods at “Our Lady of Victory: Vol.1 No. 13, April 27, 1970  “Peace” (a poem)  The nature of the white pig  The Healer  Dear Christ, Please give us some students  Black Power in the Caribbean from Our Lady of Victory  The Lee Berry case  Whitey rapes again  More lies from the Board of Ed.  Slick Waldaba  Why Liberals are traitors  Still more on Atlantic Avenue  Land and Power  More on Waldaba’s bill  Bedford-Stuyvesant Draft Counseling  Letters to the editor Service  The Brothers and sisters for African unity  City services numbers to know  White crime in Ithaca  “Freedom” (a poem)  Afro-American West Indian unity  “The time has come” (A poem)  Pan-African solidarity committee  “Souls, Hipness of Blackness (a poem)  U.S. Marines ready to vamp on Black  Around our way Trinidadians  The glories of separation  The liberation of Miss Annie  Peoples Y  The Martin Luther King Jr. film  Make Black Count  Around our way  Bushwick’s Lance  Flashes  “Precedence” (a poem)  Slow death of a Black Child  Subway scenes  “Spirit Unrest” (a poem)  Black Revolutionary religion  Swahili  A tremendous success  Religion and the Black revolution  “Vive Noir” (a poem)  Crackers who don’t like Honkies  “Slave auction” (a poem) Vol. 1 No. 14, May 12, 1970  Statement of the Brooklyn Committee in defense of the Black Panthers Vol. 1 No. 12, April 10, 1970  Black Pride? Some contradictions  “The Black Me”(a poem)  Around our way  She died in Bellevue waiting 5 Hours  Black manhood  Why your child gets low grades  Third estate (a poem)  “If we die” (a poem)  Nigger capitalism  “Note to America” H. Rap Brown  “Black code of conduct’ (a poem)  Monster Technology U.S.A.  Letters to the Editor  The Black Power Conference  Unholy alliance  A love story  On uneducated Negroes  The Unholy sons of Shylock  More letters from Our Lady of Victory  The Origin of Knowledge  On screwing around  Letters to the Editor  More letters from O.L.V.  Around our way  Cleveland High is on fire  Register to serve jury duty  Elementary Kiswahili Black News Table of Contents 3 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Terror on Church Avenue  The Brothers and Sisters for African unity  Black power conference Vol.1 No. 17, July 6, 1970  Amerikkka’s savagery  Uncle Tom rides again  “Nightmare in the morning” (a poem)  Repatriation  The East  Around Our Way  Madison Avenue Negro artists  Black pride ? some contradictions Vol. 1 No. 15, May 28. 1970  Letters to the editor  Shirley Chisholm  Summer festival  Elementary Kiswahili  Negro Individualist  Letters to the Editor  Black doctor speaks  “Revolution” (a poem)  Ferguson’s appeal denied  Around our way  East calendar  Elementary Kiswahili  “Recipe for ½ Blackness”( a poem)  Oceanhill Brownsville  Elementary Kiswahili  Black struggle in Trinidad  A real Negro  First Citywide Freedom Dance  Racism in East New York  Shame at John Jay  “Words from Africa” (a poem)  Political alliances  “Role of the Black woman” (a poem)  The brothers and sisters for African Unity  Bed-Stuy. Threatened  Community mandate Vol. 1 No.18, July 23, 1970  “Last letter to the United States  Racism versus class government” (a poem)  Black magicians begin summer theater  Africana studies and research center-Black activities studies program Cornell University  The East (Ad.)  Negroes at Wingate  African civilization  “The end, death” (a poem)  More strange things on Model Cities  The East  Oedipus Rex  Around our way  Uncle Sam Wright Vol. 1 No. 16, June 12, 1970  Elementary Kiswahili  Mysticism in the Black struggle  Letters to the editor  Nigger pig and a Black woman  An appeal to reason…Negroes who  Nigger political cake-walk support Israel  “I the Black woman” (a poem)  Powerless Black nationalists  “The Bar-B-Q” (a poem)  Children’s time  Political challenge to the waterfront  Guyana welcomes African Americans and  Black research center West Indians  White wars in America  Dr. Kamuzu Banda of Malawi- the new  Letters to the editor Tshombe of Africa  Whole wheat bread  “Domestic 13,171” (a poem)  Black power conference in Bermuda  The new Lafayette theatre  “Black and white together” (a poem)  Hepatitis in Brownsville  Around our way  Struggle in Asbury  “We is internationally’(a poem)”  The East (ad)  Butterfly McQueen  “Hey Poem”(a Poem)  Elementary Kiswahili Vol.1 No. 19, August 15, 1970 Black News Table of Contents 4 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Class versus Racism  “Mama’s tears” (a poem)  Nguzo Saba  Elementary Kiswahili  Around our way  History lesson from a reader  “Black is “ (Ad)  Around our way  A message to the Lower East Side Nigger  Crumbs from ole massa’s table hippies  Get in the habit of helping each other  Black destruction of Black land  Xmas  Anatomy of a Hog  Black theatre  Terror at St. John’s University  “Role of the Black Woman” ( A poem)  Themes on Negro power is Black power Vol. 1 No. 22, October 14, 1970  Black appropriation of Black land  Women’s liberation  Guyana welcomes African Americans and  Save the homes. Save the families West Indians  The evolution of arrogance  Letters to the editor  For real or not for real  Transit authority’s oppression of Blacks  Elementary Kiswahili  More Letters to the editor  The battle of Amman  A brother…  “The Black woman returns” (a poem)  On voter registration  We want you Black Man  The East (an ad)  Around our way  All Black inmates are political prisoners  “Ancient mother rhythm” (a poem) Vol.1 No. 20, September 1970  Letters to the editor  International day of solidarity…People of  Damn Nigger fool Mozambique  These three jury incidents are true  The white women’s liberation  Uhuru Sasa school schedule  Letters to the editor  Pig brutality on the Black community  Around our way  Save the homes, save the families  Elementary Kiswahili  UFT Zionism at 271  Saga of Queen Mother Moore and Mother  A new look at political dogma Langley  So young and yet so old  Here comes de judge you bloodsuckers  Storm in a negro teapot  Sickle cell anemia  College students  Give the service where it’s needed, Bd. of Vol. 1 No. 23, Nov. 3, 1970 Health  Cairo  An open letter to all brothers  The spirit of youth,…wisdom of age  Three homes  Around our way  “Our seed, our fruit” (a poem)  “Brothers” (a poem)  The brilliance of Black folks  Umoja Vol.1 No. 21, September 26, 1970  Nat Cooper (Ad)  Zionist bubbles from the deep  Letters to the editor  “Question Sis. A,c” (A POEM)  “Can I hear America singing?” (a Poem)  Letters to the editor  “Elevation of a thought” (a Poem)  American justice or injustice  “U’m me” (a poem)  An appeal to 1,000 brothers saved from  From Roxbury to Rio and back in a hurry the draft.  American Documentary films Inc.  Politics in Jamaica  Just Who are the savages?  Doctor I’m Dying  Black writers – Jazz museums Black News Table of Contents 5 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Spirits of Our Forebears  Oreo Radicals Vol.1 No.24, November 20, 1970  The Devil Catchers are at The New  Angela Lafayette Theatre  Three families  The Jonathon P. Jackson Commune  The conference goer  Invasion of Guinea By Portugal  Getting rid of some bed-bugs  For The Peoples Health  Blockheaded fools  Nyere  Tombs: Ninth floor  Around Our Way – Big Black  “Tombs” (a poem)  Cairo, Illinois  “Expressions of appreciation to the Black woman” (a poem) Vol.1 No. 27, January 14, 1971  Around our way  The New Breed of Black Youth (Story of  What defense fund for Angela ? the African-American Student Association)  Black political takeover  The News Media : Racism On The Front  Black solidarity day and Minister Farrakhan Line  Minister Farrakhan  Natural Food For Survival  Prodigal anti-poverty son  Around Our Way – Big Black  Anatomy of a revolution  Three Months Reprieve – (3Families)  Black removal in Fort Green  Guyana’s Bauxite  Conditions pertaining to Black people in  Around The Far East Australia  Tombs  Opening night at the New Heritage  East Coast Educational Conference Theater  For Immediate Release (Cairo Illinois)  Eugenics, Birth Control And The Black Man Vol.1.No.25, December 10, 1970  Model Cities  The new breed of Black youth  Another pinch for the poor Vol. 1 No. 28, February 7, 1971  Channel 11 editorial  Murder By Any Other Name Is Murder  Around our way (Prison Conditions)  Black education  The News Media Front Line Defense  Eastern Regional conference  The Brother Is Trying To Survive  Angela and Aretha – spirit and soul  Natural Food Column  Toombs… 9th.floor  Repression on The Rise  Letters to the editor  Around Our Way – Big Black  Death by any means necessary  Minister Louis Farrakhan’s Speech at Rally  Mr. Angle Hair Jones For Angela Davis  Elementary Kiswahili  Brownsville and its Terrible Drug Problem  The pusher  New Black Political Party  Cairo  Death of a Black Woman…Sequel to  The real issue: consciousness Minister Farrakhan’s Speech  Third World Conference  Will We Be Prepared ?  Ododo at the Negro Ensemble Company  Who Is To Blame ?? The N.Y.C. Transit Authority

Vol.1. No. 26, December 27, 1970 Vol.1 No. 29, February 25, 1971  The Myth Of Methadone  Malcolm In Perspective  Mercenaries of Mays  Satire From Lil Man  Tombs  Current Status of The Three Families Black News Table of Contents 6 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Howard Houses  Around Our Way – Big Black  Don’t Talk Too Much Black Juror  An Open Letter  Angela Davis A Question Of Strategy  The Tombs (Rebellion)  Natural Food Column  Support The Haitian Resistance

Vol. 1 No. 30, March 28, 1971  Minister Farrakhan at The East  Lower East Side School Board Struggle  Amiri Baraka (Leroy Jones at The East)  Fasting As A Revolutionary Concept  Ground Breaking Banditry  Ahmed Evans  There’s A Beautiful City; Or The Seizure of Dr. Strangelove’s Wealth  Niggers In The Revolutionary Woodpile  Amiri Baraka At Kimako’s  Fuss in Uganda  Around Our Way – Big Black  Three Families  A Report On The Memorial Of Malcolm X  Malcolm X’s Weekend  B.S.P.P. Pre Convention

Black News Table of Contents 7 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection Box 8: Location MR 1.7 Vol. 1 No. 31, May 7, 1971 Vol. 1 No. 34, September 10, 1971  Get The Pusher  Budweiser Racism  Minister Farrakhan  Terror On 39th St. Flatbush  Uganda, Guinea Events Lessons And  Strategy & Tactics of A Pan African Tasks For Africa Nationalist Party  Kutoa Unoja – A Poem  Bro Baraka  Black Culture In Perspective  Editorial: The Negro Integrationists are At  Spring Happenings At The East It Again  Another Community Crisis  Isn’t It Nation Time?  Structuring Black Theatre  Around Our Way – By Big Black  Around Our Way – Big Black  Black Actors in The Public Theatre  Mantan Moreland And The House Niggers  Uncle Sam’s Budget Of Revolution  Isaac Hayes Sings Foe his Listeners & Not  Second Black Political Convention For DJ’s  Isaac Hayes At The Apollo  Freedom By Any Means Necessary –A Vol. 1 No. 32, May 29, 1971 poem  Malcolm X on Religion  Model Cities’ Method of Repressing The  Around Our Way – Big Black Black Nation  Manifesto For A Black Revolutionary  Negro Leftist Flunkies Party  Stop The Boy’s Rip-off (3 Families)  Get You A Gun  Reflections On The Murder of Bro.  Subways George Jackson  Words From Our Brother In Captivity-  Niggers At Essence Poetry  A Closer Look At Ida  Experience In Black Theatre  News Release: United Front Of Cairo  Swanee- The Terrible  Africa’s Reactionary B’s Trounced  When The Mugger Starts Closing In  Cabs  The Gay Babylonian Marxist  Reparations- The Ministry of Justice Republic of New Africa Vol. 1 No. 35, October 22, 1971  Around Our Way – Big Black  Attica  World Solidarity Day- May 25,1971  Nation Time Means Our Own Police  A Magnolia In Brooklyn  A Song In Blood & Tears Vol. 1 No. 33, July 17, 1971  Eight Pitfalls of Nationalism  Niggers At Essence  Stop The Boy’s Ripoff (3 Homes)  Firefighters Exam  Conversation With Lee Morgan  A Yoruban Wedding at The East  Racism In Criminal Courts  Around Our Way – Big Black  Two Views on Sweetback  White Suburban Teachers Union Vs. Black  The Law Of Movement New Ark  Around Our Way By Big Black  The Beast Wants The Black Community To Burn  On The Struggle Against Dope Vol.1 No. 36, December 1971  Last Chance To Save The Maurice  Our African Correspondent Fredricks  The Joy Of Learning  The Destruction of Central Brooklyn  Letters To The Editor (See Wilmington KKK) Black News Table of Contents 8 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Your Thoughts  No Limitation To Imitation  Just Ask for “Something Beautiful By  Uhuru Sasa Shule Lumumba”  Information On Methadone  Around Our Way By Big Black  Message To The Hustlers  Black History & White Control  The Hidden Attackers  Ma Bell  Around Our Way – by Big Black  The Three Homes Are Saved  A Letter To A Sister  Black Theatre Review  Night Of The Ball  St. Mary’s Hospital Vol. 1 No. 39, April 1972  Black Contempt For Blaci  Black News’ Position On African Nationalism  Brother Al Vann Vol. 1 No. 37, January 1972  A Mobile Clinic For Our Community  A South African Revolutionary  Concerned Citizens of Brownsville  Anderson Ave. Tenant’s League  Around Our Way- by Big Black  Black News View on Attica\  Chattel Slavery  File Briefs Challenging City Attempt To  White Merchants and Black Power Evict 2 Bed-Stuy Families  Heroin Maintenance  Around Our Way – by Big Black  Lift Every Voice And Sing  Accused By A Black Informer  Thoughts  America & Childbirth  Background information on Zimbabwe  Why Blacks Collaborate with White Racists  James Barksdale – Justice for the Poor And Black Vol. 1 No. 40, May 1972  A Struggle In Florida  Young Gifted And Black, But Their Souls  We Must Support Our Own Not Hardly Intact  Kamuzu Banda’s Kowtow To South Africa  Beware The Cable  Black Solidarity Day  Open Letter To Our Colored Station  Africa Reports WBLS; The Plantation,  Tom Ridin Shotgun  Formerly Known As WLIB  Concerning The Rent Strike  African Liberation Day Coordinating  Pulse Of The Community Committee  An Open Letter to Black Nationalists  Maulana Ron Karenga Vol. 1 No. 38, February 1972  Around Our Way –by Big Black  The Greater Lower East Side Struggle  Editorial- Wrong Political Direction  Reflections On The Bus Strike  It’s Hard Work Time  Black News’ Position On The Stars  Kujichagulia – Self Determination  Hooliganism: Another Enemy  Silently the Beast Stalks the Sleeping Giant  Crucifixion of the Harlem 6  The Trials And Tribulations of Judge  Statements by Tony Brown Executive Wright Producer, Black Journal Dec. 29, 1971  Answering a Lame Rationalization  Newark, New Jersey Black Liberation Flag  On The Mobile Health Van Issue  The Sharpville Massacre  Oriental Jews or Jewish Arabs?  Anatomy of Roy Innis  Operational Black Unity  Divided We Fall  Join The Family Vol.1 No. 41, July 1972  Press Release- Congress of African People  Final Tribute To Kwame Nkrumah Black News Table of Contents 9 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Why Must They Die ?  An Open Letter By Jetu Weusi (Formerly  A Black Judge Looks At “Justice” In South Big Black) Africa  Don’t Be Naïve and Gullible  The Power Hungry Black Nationalist  Attica – Revisited: Monday Bloody  Black Repression In Wilmington N.C. Monday  Joint Apprenticeship Program  Israeli, South African Diamonds Under  Around Our Way – by Big Black Focus  What The “Brownie Point System Is All  Towards An African Nationalist Party About  My Son A Warrior (poem)  An Experience In Fort Green Center  Letters to the Editor  Buck and The Preacher  Pan African Skills project Recruits Blacks  Taking The Cost Of Repairs Out Of The  Ending The Three Families Appeal Rent  Summation On The Three Families  Whose Puddle Do I Be Standing In ?  Another House Threatened  A mans’ Home is City’s Castle  Children Are The Future: Uhura Sasa  By Only A Handful School  On Subscriptions  African Liberation Day- speech by Kumbirai Kannga, North American Representative of Zanu Vol.1 No. 42, August 1972  Sickle Cell  Some Thoughts On Nation Building  Goin’ to The People  Report” International Commission Of  What Is Nationhood- Talk or Substance? Jurists  Black Unity Conference  Even Liberals Love To Blackface  Keep Muse Alive  Around Our Way-by Jetu Weusi (Formerly  Newsletter- San Quentin Big Black)  Prison Column  CORE Responds To Integrationist attack  WWRI…Enemy Of The Black On It’s Leaders Community  Ghanians : Save Kwame Knrumah From  Lets Support Our Motherland The Enemies  On The Significance Kwame Nkrumah &  Racism In The Building Trades Nkrumahism  The Three Families  St. Louis Two: “Blood” Railroaded  Word From The Motherland  Come On Home Sister  Plank To End Mortgage Assessment Tax  The Eloquence of Debate… Another  Girls Grow Up To Become Women Ancient African Art  Attention : Murder Of Earl Kenneth Walker-Student  The Man (the Boy) Vol.1 No.44, November, 1972  The Nigger Mugger  Captivator (a Poem) Vol.1 No.43, October 1972  Sounder  Death To The Pusher  Black News Circulation  Interview With Mrs. Louise Boyd  Al Vann  On Two Different Black Businesses  The S.S. Goodship Rockaway  Press Conference: by Hon. Wanume  Relativity Kiebedi, Minister of  Around Our Way –by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  Foreign Affairs of The Republic of Uganda  An Afternoon With Helen Morgan  Angela Davis  One Bloody Nite  Son Of Darkness ( Poem)  All-African Women’s Conference, Dar-es- Salaam, Tanzania Black News Table of Contents 10 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Blackest September (a Poem)  Brownsville Parents Struggle Against The Board of Education  Treatment & Racist Parents

Vol.1 No. 45 January 1973  Wanted : A choice of Treatment  The Pulverizing Might Of The Black Masses  On Bad Tendencies On The Black Movement-A Criticism  Black News: Mouthpiece of The Black Masses  A New Government Is Born  A Racist Letter To The Editor  Why You Burning Down All The Churches Whitey?  How To Teach Black Children

Vol. 1 No. 46, March 15, 1973  Chairman Attends Funeral  Sisters Rap  Editor Replaced  African Children’s’ World  For Ebony Ladies Only  Message From The American Liberation Army  The Think Machine: Black Is… (poem)  Message To The Hustlers  Letters To The Editor- Long Live The Spirit Of Bro. Mark Essex.  The Establishment Press  Message To Our Black “Brothers” In Con Edison From Blhem  How To Teach Black Children ,PART 2  Around Our Way- by Jitu Weusi  Notes On Our Readers From Africa  The Voice Of Young Africa  Death At An Early Age  In The Final Analysis

Black News Table of Contents 11 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection Box 9: Location MR 1.7 Vol.2 No. 1, April 1, 1973 Vol.2 No. 3, May 1, 1973  Mark Essex: Fanatic?  JHS 57 The New School  Why Malcolm X was assassinated.  I Am Albert Washington.  The Sharpville Massacre  Around Our Way- By Kasisi Jitu Weusi.  Inside Tanzania  Mwanake Weusi (Black Woman)  Poverty Pimps  Weusi Kuumba –Black Art  A Black Survival Curriculum.  Black Music.  Round Our Way – Jitu Weusi  P.O.W.’s Forum.  Mke Weusi (Black woman).  Nation Building.  Weusi Kubba (Black art).  Checking It Out.  Alive at the East  Well Done Brothers.  Community Tax Service.  Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)  Martin Sostra : American justice.  Council Independent Black Institutions  The Right to have children. Presents  P.O.W.’s forum  Black Parents Convention.  “Truth is on the way” poem  Food For Thought.  Independent Black education  No More Black Babies.  Today’s plantation (U.S. Post Office)  Independent Black Education.  Uhuru Sasa evening school.  For Rap (last day of the Trial March 27)  Nommo- 3 levels of Black folk.  Around Our Way – by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  International Day of Solidarity For African  Rockefeller Prisoners of War.  Editorial- The Monster In Our Midst.  Sema Tena –(Say it Again).  USS Kitty Hawk “Riot”  Editorial- Belated Tribute To a Brother Vol. 2 No. 4, June 2, 1973 Man.  AFRIKA IS AT WAR.  Boycott Gulf.  The Credit Ripoff Vol. 2 No. 2, April 15, 1973  Self Defense (part One)  Mtumwa Kwa Sabubu Ya Siasa- (political  Sister Joanne; A Black Woman. prisoner_)  Africa Foe Africans : When ?  Building Blackness.  Letters To The Editor. (birth control).  To Our Brothers??? “”On The Force”  The Case of The Charlotte 3.  Terrorism.  Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)  Who Is Charles Cannon??  Around Our Way- by Kasisi Jitu Weusi.  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  Weusi Kuumba (Black Creativity ).  Mke Weusi (Black Woman).  P.O.W.’s Forum.  Weusi Kumba.  From Washington: Dark City.  Black Music.  Checking It Out.  P.O.W.’s Forum.  A View On Black Survival.  Checking It Out.  Food For Thought.  Black Australia  Black Music.  Food For Thought.  Community News .  Community News  Sema Tena, Say it Again  Independent Black Education  Sema Tena (Say it Again)  Black Bermuda. Vol.2 No. 5, June 30, 1973  Editorial.  Bermuda: A Smoldering Volcano.  Is Amin a Nationalist ? Black News Table of Contents 12 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Guyana. Sanctuary or Slave Trader?  P.O.W.’s Forum  Caribbean Common Market  Independent Black Education.  Around Our Way- by Kasisi Jitu Weusi.  Self Defense.  Mwanamke Weusi a poem  Black Winds Of The East.  Black Music.  Editorial”(Attacks On Black Leadership).  P.O.W.’s Forum  On International Solidarity Day.  From our Puerto Rican Correspondent. Vol. 2 No. 8, September 1973  Checking It Out – River Niger.  Medical (mis)Treatment!  Why We Use “K”  He was Sly, But he wasn’t No Fox.  Food For Thought: The case against Meat.  Why Is Separation Necessary?  To Our People-To Black People.  Fundisha: Congress Of African People.  Self Defense  African Youth Day…….  Kalande  History of the Pittsburgh Congress of  Sema-Tena: Say It Again. African People.  Editorial.  Around Our Way- by Kais Jitu Weusi.  MTU MPYA  Sonny Carson Vol. 2 No. 6, July, 1973  P.O.W.’s Forum.  Criteria of Culture.  A Professional Revolutionary Zed Malik  Maulana Karenga: Reflections on the Shaker. Meaning of Us  Independent Black Education  American Legal Power Over Blacks  From Washington, Dark City Challenged.  Food For Thought (Herb Chart For  The Communist Party & The Black Female Disorders) Community.  Salad- poem  Fundisha: Is It Best For Black People?  Community News.  African Liberation Day.  Tanzanian Recruitment.  Boycott GULF. Vol. 2 No. 9, October 1, 1973  P.O.W.’s Forum.  Poem “Little Black Boy”.  Black Women Stand Proud.  Organize Now.  Black Music  Congratulations (elections)  Another “Wounded Knee Treaty”.  Ideological Definitions.  Community News.  Fundisha, Congress of African People  Checking It Out – The “White” Lie In  Pittsburgh Cap Opens Retail Outlet. Black History.  Black Studies, Trouble At Yale.  Self Defense.  Around Our Way-by Kasis Jitu Weusi  Sema-Tena –“Say It Again”.  P.O.W.’s Forum  Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman)  Gordon’s War Is Our War. Vol. 2 No. 7, August.4, 1973  Finally Made It Home.  The Education Of Sonny Carson.  Community News.  So That Six Million Africans May Live.  Puerto Rican Community of Park Slope.  Funisha: Congress of African People. Vol. 2 No. 10, October 22, 1973  ALD in Antigua.  Giving Birth Naturally.  Poem To The Ghetto Sister.  Guyana ‘73  Mwanamke Weusi: Black Woman.  Black News exclusive Interview with Prime  Street Festival. Minister Forbes Burnham. Black News Table of Contents 13 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Fundisha- Congress of African People  Notes On A Little Green Book (Break de  The Israeli War. Chains)  Definitions Of Value- Class Struggle.  Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman).  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi.  “People Put Justice In The Courts”  The Guyana Experience.  Community News.  P.O.W.’s Forum.  Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman).  Checking It Out. “Que Hacer”. Vol. 2 No. 13, January 28, 1974  Eusi Kwayana Speaks.  Message To The Black Liberation Army.  The Creator My Father,(poem)  Restoration On Restoration.  Uhuru Sasa  Fundisha – Congress of African People. Vol. 2 No. 11, December 11,1973  Aid To The Afrikan War Of Liberation.  All Men Must Die –Poem.  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  One Race! One Nation! One Destiny!  To Change Our “Slave “’Schools  South Afrika In Amerika.  Two Legendary Leaders of The Afrikan  In Memoriam- Twymon Myers. War For Our Liberation.  Fundisha – Congress of African People.  P.O.W.’s Forum  Neo Colonialism No! Pan –Africanism  National Black Parents Code. Will save The Motherland.  Blacks In Sweden  Black Art.  Around Our Way by Kasis Jitu Weusi  P.O.W.’s Forum Vol. 2 No. 14, February 1974  The Power Of Our Presence.  Poem For Malcolm X.  On The Correct Black Educator.  An Open Letter to Afrikan P.O.W.’s  Checking It Out.(The spook Who Sat Too  Gary “”72” Revisited. Long).  Monday Night –Tuesday Mornin – A Time  Food For Thought. To Forget.  Idi Amin on The Middle East .  Around Our Way by Kasis Jitu Weusi.  Kwanza – Our Black Holy Days.  God Bless The Child That’s Got His Own.  Editorial- It’s A Struggle to Struggle.  Fundisha – Congress Of African People.  Community News.  To Build The Nationalist-Pan Afrikanist Organization  We must Understand why Many Black Vol. 2 No. 12, December 26, 1973 organizations Failed in The Past.  Kwanza, Our Black Holy Days.  Needed- Revolution in The Caribbean.  How To Celebrate Kwanza.  How Do You Like Being A Guinea Pig In  Black Boycott of Senseless Xmas Shopping. a Cancer Experiment ?  Black Buyers Abused by Mas-X (Xmas).  Walimu Weusi (The Black Teacher).  The Spiritual Significance of Kwanza.  Black Youngsters Look At Watergate  In the Spirit of Amilicar Cabral. Nixon.  Fundisha- Congress of African People.  The Return Of Muhammad Ali.  PADC in the Move.  Where Do Afrikan People Go From Here?  Elitism  P.O.W.’s Forum.  Around Our Way by Kasis Jitu QWeusi.  Black Liberation Flag Week Proclaimed.  P.O.W.’s Forum.  Black Students  Enemy Of The People.  A Memorable Day At The East.  Food For Thought (by Frederick  Mwanamke Weusi (Black Woman). Douglass).  Sema Tena.

Black News Table of Contents 14 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Who Will Protect The Black Community? Vol. 2 No. 15, March 1974 (police brutality)  Sekou Toure On The Artist…  Inside Guinea-Bissau  Who and What is The Black Artist.  6th. PAC (Pan African Congress)  Molombo Means Spirit.  A Prison Dream To You (poem)  Black Dance.  Slave Ship.  Checking It Out: The Book Of Life. Vol. 2 No. 18, June 1974  Fundisha- Congress Of African Peopled  Black Woman (poem)  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi.  Afrikan Liberation Day  Walimu Weusi ( The Black Teacher)  Get Ready You Mother  Albany Under King Rocky.  Will We Remain Niggers or Will We  Tanzanian Notes Emerge As Black Men?  Identity Crisis In The Caribbean  Indictment No. 134-68 –Herman Ferguson  P.O.W.’s Forum. Case Revisited.  The Emergence of Pan-African  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi Communications  Haitian Refugees or Traitors ?  On The West Coast Of The United States.  P.O.W.’s Forum  His Spirit Lives On (Kakuyon Olugbala  The Meaning of ALD a/k/a Twyman Myers  A.L.S.C. Resignation !  We Would Help You But You’re Black.  Extend a Brotherly Sisterly Hand.  13 De Mau Mau  Plainfield, N.J. Vol. 2 No. 16, April 1974  Nation Of Islam Under The Gun.  African Liberation Day (poem)  10 Aspects Od The Urban Guerilla  Who Is Afrikan Liberation For?  Profiling Nigger  The New York Afrikan Liberation Support  Justice – Albany Style. Committee.  The Black Teacher.  Oppressed People In The Caribbean Are  WRVR- Black Audience-White Struggling For Real Change. Programming.  A Devil Or A Witch ?  Mental Health or Mental Death  Fundisha _Congress Of African People.  To My Son On His 12th. Birthday (poem)  Little Rock 74 and Beyond.  Afrikan Women Unite.  Liberation Movement Photographs Vol. 2 No. 19, July 1974  Walimu Weusi- The Black Teacher.  To Mother Afrika  Public Statement By Progressive Eritreans  A P.O.W.’s Comments On African & Ethiopians In Greater Liberation and Marxism  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi.  In The Marine Corps : The Struggle Continues  Tampa Florida Vol. 2 No. 17, May 1974  Nathaniel Pinckney- Community Artist  From Our Point Of View  Museum Of Natural History- Institutional  Black News Interviews: Newark Politicians Racism  Behind the Stella Wright Strike-Part 1.  An Afrikan Culture In South America  Coops a New Resource in Housing  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  The Black Teacher  P.O.W.’s Forum  Liberation Begins At Home.  African Street Carnival  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  Ahidiana- Struggles in The South  P.O.W.’s Forum  Sonny Carson’s Education Black News Table of Contents 15 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Public School Students Visit Uhuru Sasa.  El V. Duke’s Brigade  We Need Jobs Now.  Communications

Vol. 2 No. 20, August 1974  P.A.C. Pan African Congress  An Interview With Stokely Carmichael  6th. Pan African Congress  P.O.W.’s Forum  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  Politics Of V.D.  Labor Day In Brooklyn Public Library  Know Your Rights (Legal First Aid)  T.A.C. Fights Slumlord Dolgov.  “We have Nothing To Lose, Murray Dolgov Must Pay”  The Education of Sonny Carson …Some Other views  Leon E. Modeste.  Uganda -Experience  Zanzibar  Communication (cont’d)

Vol. 2 No. 20A, September 1974  The Black News Position  The Death Of Claude Reese  An Interview With Claude Reese Sr. Lavinia Reese  In The Middle Of A Police Riot.  Funeral March  The Evolution Of A Police State.  The Guardians – Press Conference  A March And A Funeral  Opportunism  Sema Tena – The Nature Of The White Pig  Pig Patriotism

Black News Table of Contents 16 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection Box 10: Location MR 1.7 Vol. 2 No. 21, October 1974  WRVR  She Be Black (poem)  A Letter From Scandinavia  School Daze ‘74  Theatre: Sizwe Banzi Is Dead.  Blacks Growing Up –American Style.  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  The Woman Question.  The Palestine Question  Return To The Scene Of The Crime.  P.O.W.’s Forum  An Interview With Stokely Carmichael.  Black News Dialogue  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  Science & Technology Vs. Ideology and  An Open Letter to The Dead Attica The Black Community Brothers (a Satire )  V Dyke Brigade Observes Kwanza  C.I.B.I. Teacher Training Workshop  Students  Letter To Owusu  Whose Fault Is it ?  Sema Tena: The Devil Can Never Educate Us.  Black Massical Music Vol. 2 No. 24, March 3, 1975  Re-Education of The Blackman  Our Point Of View  WRVR Black Musical Slavery  Toward Ideological Clarity  A Message To The Black Policeman  A View From The East  The School Crisis  Radical Or Martyr ?  The Battle For The National Liberation of Puerto Rico Escalates. Vol. 2 No. 22, Kwanza 1974  Why The American Economy Is So Shaky  Kwanza- Our Black Holy Days  Children’s Opinions  Kwanza- By Any Means Necessary  Black News Dialogue  A Question Of Survival  The Case Of Joanne Little  Haki R. Madhubuti  Around Our Way by Waziri Onaje Angaza  May We Rest In Peace  The Passing Of A Great Teacher  CIBI Learing Festival  Imani (Child Development Center)  Claude Reese & Now Albert Murray.  P.O.W.'s Forum  Around Our Way by Kasisi Jitu Weusi  Death Wish  V. Dyke’s Brigade  What The East Is About.  New Utrecht; Same Old Story, Same Old  Theatre: Aid to Dependent Children Racist.  A Letter To Leroy Jones  Kwanza.  N.Y. Black Assembly Votes To Oust  P.O.W.’s Forum Baraka  Black News Dialogue  The 10th. Year Malcolm X Memorial  Black News Briefs.  Interview With Babatunde  WRVR- The Struggle Continues. Vol. 2 No. 25, April 1975  The Symbols Of Kwanza  “To The Lords Of The East” a poem  A View From The East by Kasisi Jitu Weusi Vol. 2 No. 23, January 31, 1975  A House Divided Cannot Stand.  Extract No.1  Black News Briefs  A View From The East.  The Black Man.  Black News Briefs  Black News Dialogue  Crime & The Black Community  Black Music, Serious or Big Fun.  Editorial  Around Our Way by Wasiri Onaje Angaza Black News Table of Contents 17 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  P.O.W.’s Forum (KKK)  South View –We Can See It Clearly Now.  Howard Houses  Uhuru Sasa’s Land In Guyana.  Letters To The Editor  Wanted- Have You Seen This Nigger ?  The Council Of Independent Black  For The Angolan Rhodesian Cause. Institutions presents  Community Residents Reclaim Park.  “The Black Man:  Annabell McNeil  Pensacola Florida ‘75  Annihilation of Black Studies  A Reminder “Be Ever Vigilant” A Traitor Vol. 3 No. 3, September 1975 Uncovered, by Bro. Msemaji  A Sister (poem)  A View From The East by Kasisi Jitu Weusi Vol.2 No. 25A, Special Edition, c. February 1975  Black Education & The White Power  10th. Year Memorial: MALCOLM X Structure.  Feeding The Poor or Buying Bombs For Israel Vol. 3 No. 1, May 31, 1975  C.I.B.I.  My Beautiful Dream (a poem)  Black News Briefs.  The Great African Debate  Return To The Soil.  A View From The East  The Depression and Education In The  Black News Briefs. Black Community.  Southern Sojourn.  Around Our Way  Interview With James Meredith  Checking It Out : “Tally’s Corner”  Around Our Way  P.O.W.’s Forum  Progress is Timeless  Letters To The Editor.  From Our European Correspondent  Black News Dialogue  P.O.W.’s Forum  Ghost Of Lumumba  V-Dyke Brigade  Interview With Rev. Smith  Watergate Type Break-In At I.B.W. Vol. 3 No. 4, October - November 1975  To Rise Again .  He Came, He Saw, He Conquered (Idi  The Black Scholar Amin)  Black Revolt Sweeps Caribbean  Roots : The Rebirth Of Old Time  The Baby Snatch Substances  Extract no.1.  A Brief History.  Angela Davis In Harlem  Black News Briefs. Vol. 3 No. 2, July 1975  Eldridge Cleaver’s New Debut  Black Martial Arts; Which Direction?  Head of The Hydra Monster  The Black Man & Martial Arts  Harlem On My Mind.  A View From The East  Conspiratorial Evidence  Black News Briefs  Child Molesters Prowl Black Community.  Self Defense  Around Our Way.  Bob Marley –Natty Dared.  P.O.W.’s Forum.  Egyptian Fighting Arts Society.  President Amin’s U.N. Address.  Methadone Is Making Robots.  Who Speaks For Us ?  Letters To The Editor  New York State Black Assembly On The  Around Our Way Move.  P.O.W.’s Forum  Checking It Out: Coltrane: A Biography  Crisis In Eritrea  Save Savannah State. Black News Table of Contents 18 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Budget Cuts- Return To The 50’s  March is Azania Month.  The Rhodesian Army  South Africa In Pictures  Atlanta Flashes  Open Letter To P.O.W.’s Vol. 3 No. 5, December 1975  A New Nation Of Islam  Mama Kwanza (a poem)  Here Comes New Life  A View From The East by Kasisi Jitu  Letter to Queen Mother Moore Weusi.  Malcolm X Memorial.  Black News Briefs.  Court System : Fair Or Unfair ?  Which Was Kwanza  What’s Happening To Our Black Stars?  Summary Of Field Marshall Amin’s Speech.  The Legacy Of Andaliwa  Checking It Out.  Ella McQueen For District Leader  Africa Digest by M.O.  April 6,1976 Election Primary  Around Our Way  Progressive Guyana  Dem Boys Didn’t Do It.  Atlanta Flashes.  Kwanza. Vol. 3 No. 9, May 1976  Nguzo Saba, Kwanza, A Tradition.  The New Nation –Part 2  Interview: Kabayesi Oserjeman Adeumi  Dope is back  Letters To The Editor  Black News Writer Murdered  The Jew –A Chosen Race?  Black News Briefs  Uganda Replies To Moynihan.  Health & Egyptian Fighting Arts  Dialogue With a “Coloured “Beauty.  Crime To What End  P.O.W.’s Forum  Caribbean Scope  N.Y.C, Administration’s War On It’s Black  Checking It Out Residents.  An Open Letter From Queen Mother  View From The Armed Front. Moore  How To Tie A Lapa.  Afrika Digest  P.O.W.’s Forum  Parent Council Of Uhuru Sasa Vol. 3 No. 6, January 1976  Marriage and Childbirth  1776-1976: No Change For Black Folks  The Red, Black, & Green  Robert Williams Returns  Angola  Black News Briefs Vol. 3 No. 10, June 1976  Amin’s Reply To CORE  Guyana Fears Attack -10th. Anniversary  Around Our Way  Barbara Jackson Fired! N.Y. Museum  Self Care & Breast Care Ousts African Culture  Rappin with Joseph Okpaku  North Carolina Wants To Murder Ben  P.o.w.’s Forum Chavis.  A Giant Among Men  Caribbean Notes: Desmond Trotter Found  The Trial Of Ron Meyers & Assata Shakur Not Guilty  Harambee Uhuru School  The Future Of Black Men & Women  Black News Briefs  Rapping With Charles Kenyatta Vol. 3 No. 8, March 1976  International Powers and Politics  A Tribute To Churchville  Around Our Way  Does B.S. Stand For Black Students?  P.O.W.’s Forum  Freedom & Work In Somalia.  Black News Briefs Black News Table of Contents 19 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection Vol. 3 No. 11, July 1976  Afrikans in The New World.  200 Years of What Committee Vol. 3 No. 14, November 1976  View From The East Page 2 & 3 Missing  N.C. Student Beaten By White Teachers  Urban America- Goals & Problems –  Bros. Raid South African Airlines Office Congress of U.S  Black News Briefs  Need For Controls  Black Music/Black Art  View From The East  Rastaman Vibration /Rise, Vision Coming  Black News Briefs  Caribbean Scope  White Drug Culture Aggression Against  Watch Out Brooklyn Rasta/Reggae Culture.  Afrika Digest  Caribbean Scope  P.O.W.'s Forum  A Time To Build Again  Harlem Co-op Upended  Brooklyn Family Schools  Phil Cohran: Sharing His Gifts,  Opovo Organizado (the People Organized)  Around Our Way  5th Annual Teacher Training Institute  P.O.W. Forum  Checking It Out ”The Front” Vol. 3 No. 12, August – September 1976  Stokley Speaks In New York  View From The East 1976:The Lunch War  A Brief Outline Of A Philosophy of Black  Schomberg To Close Studies  African Maid Products  Nation Of Islam (part 2)  Weusi Koumba In The Caribbean.  The Nation Of Islam  Black News Briefs. Vol. 3 No. 15, January 1977  Caribbean Scope  Down But Very Far From Out.  Al Vann For Assemblymann  Black People & The Christmas Ripoff  P.O.W. Forum  Kwanza, By Any Means Necessary  Klan Guard At Napanoch  Another Black Youth Murdered  S-I a Play-2 Views  Which Way Kwanza  The New Nation :A Response  An Excerpt From “A Story Of Kwanza”  They Kill, They Kill…  For Randy Evans. Vol. 3 No. 13, October 1976  P.O.W. Forum  News From The Front  View From The East  The Chairman Vol. 3 No. 16, March 1977  Two Views: For Colored Girls.  We Still Here  Factors In Black Woman/Black Man  Black News Briefs. Harmony.  Uncle Sam’s Conspiracy  Black News Briefs  Innocent Black Family Arrested.  Don’t Railroad Us.  Caribbean Scope.  How Africans See Us: A Reply  Black News Dialog.  Vann Scores Victory  Save Gary Tylers Life.  P.O.W. Forum  P.O.W. Forum.  Record Preview  Assata Shakur Opening Statement (Joanne  West Indian Day Parade Chesimard)  Karibu  CPR It Saves Lives.  Ile’ Africa Festival  Herbs For First Aid  Open Letter To Vann  Black News Flashes Black News Table of Contents 20 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Racism In England  Art Eve’s Buffalo  Roar China.. By Langston Hughes  African Liberation Day 1977. Vol. 3 No. 17, April 1977  Letters To The Editor.  Are The Arabs & Orientals The New  Science From A Black Perspective. Black Exploiters?  Racist Police Attack In Park Slope.  Crime Prevention & Cure  P.O.W. Forum.  Black News Briefs  Health.  Save Our Land And Join The Klan.  View From The East  Letter From R.N.A. President- Imari Vol. 3 No. 20, October 1977 Obadele.  International Afrikan American Ballet.  Amin’s Letter To Carter.  Black News Briefs.  Malcolm X Memorial_ Position Paper  Special Guyana Section.  Black News Dialogue: Roots  A Letter To Anker.  P.O.W. Forum  Tokyo Experience.  Al Vann Speaks out On :Black Liberation  City Planning: Destruction Of Puerto  Development Of Correct Diet Rican Communities.  Will Another Black School Close ?  Our Brother Hodari Weds In Azania.  The Real Panama  Carter Asked To Examine Conviction of  Standing With Our Sister Marcus Garvey  No Permanent Future in America  P.O.W. Vol. 3 No. 18, June - July 1977  Percy Sutton, Last Of The Negro  Brooklyn Afrikan Liberation Day Politicians.  Washington A.L.D.  Arthur Eve.  Black News Briefs  Human Rights- Talk Only Jive.  6th. Annual African Street Carnival  Health: Proteins & Meat.  C.I.B.A. A critical Evaluation  More Response To Angry Sister.  Arm Yourself Or Harm Yourself.  Just-ice  Caribbean Scope. Vol. 3 No. 21, Kwanza 1977  Checking It Out! Exodus.  Charity: A Church With A Mission.  Ron Karenga : Back From Captivity  Education: Priority For The Black Church.  Report On Festac. 77.  The Yoruba Religion: Surviving In  Why Assata Shakura Was Convicted. America.  P.O.W. Forum.  Indian’s Historic Conference  Black News Dialogue  Kwanza Spreads  A Letter  Black News Briefs.  Health.  The Legacy Of Paul Robeson  Kiswa Hili  A Look At The Akan Religion.  Two Poems By Mfundi  P.O.W. Forum. Vol. 3 No. 19, September 1977  Kwanza Harambee.  Black News Visits China  Save It Like It Is.  Inside China  Swahili  Blackout 77  Health: Bronchitis  Political Games  Warning To The Black Middle Class.  The Tails Of Two Cities Black News Table of Contents 21 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection Vol. 3 No. 22, March 1978  Stay The Scalpel.  Transit Through A Police State: The  Black Assembly Case Dismissed. Republic Of South Afrika  APSP Chairman Arrested.  Appeal To African Heads Of State.  Black Film Workshop.  NYC & South African Police, One And The Same.  13th.Annual Malcolm X Memorial Vol. 3 No. 24, August 1978  Letters To The Editor.  Crisis in The Congo.  From The Islamic Community  Black United Front.  South Africa Is Our Home.  OAU Statement  The Allan Bakke Case.  P.O.W. Forum.  Healthcare Delivery Ripoff.  Nyereres Speech.  Black Music For White Folks.  Human Rights Letter To President Carter.  Black History Quiz.  Jitu Weusi.  Trouble In The Motherland.  Continuation -Works Of Josef ben  Oh Pardon Me. Jochannan  Checking It Out.  Melba Liston In Jamaica.  P.O.W. Forum.  Bernard Gifford For Congress 14 C.D.  Colored Girls: A New Game For An Old  Assemblyman Arthur Eve In Brooklyn. Profession.  Who Owns Afrika  A versatile Vehicle  Brooklyn Family School’s News.  Pigs In Wolfs Clothing.  RNA 11 May Go To U.N.  Police Attack Students At Brooklyn  Brooklyn’s Black Community Citizen College. Patrol.  The Wilmington 10.  ALD Letter.  The Ron Irwin Case.  Gil Noble.  Health :The Qualitative Aspects Of Food  Garvey Conference In Jamaica. & Mucus.  Kiswahalli Vol. 3 No. 25, September 1978  Interview with Sam Pinn  Excerpts from the Independent School Vol. 3 No. 23, c. May 1978  Black Professionals  Jamaica: A View From A Returning Son.  Muhammad Ali: Blacks Not Oppressed  Selected Quotes From “Doc Ben”.  Africa, Mother of World Civilization  Bob Marley: Kaya.  P.O.W. Forum  Attica Brother Killed By Police.  Ebony’s “New Generation”  Robert Williams Comes East. On the Way to Meet the President  CADDO: Ousmane Sembone’s Latest  MOVE Members Ousted Film.  Attica Brother  Caribbean Unity.  Ballot Or Bullet – Revisited. Vol. 3, Special Edition, c. Fall 1978  Family Schools Newsletter.  Murder Of Arthur Miller.  Black News Briefs.  Victor Rhodes – Beaten By 2 Hasidics  P.O.W. Forum.  South Africa-Central Brooklyn Same  Ford Supports Apartheid. Struggle  Checking It Out: The Blackman & The  Black Police: Which Way? Martial Arts.  Who Murdered Bernard Wheeler?  Chile’s Caribbean Connection.  Excerpts From Frederick Douglas’ Fourth  Abiodun And Griot. 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Vol. 3 No. 25, September 1978  Education Of The Black Community.  Interview with Sam Pinn.  Excerpt From The Independent School.  Black Professionals.  Muhammad Ali : Blacks Not Oppressed.  Afrika, Mother Of World Civilization  P.O.W. Forum.  Ebony’s “New Generation”  On The Way To Meet The President.  MOVE Members Ousted.  Attica Brother.

Black News Table of Contents 23 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection Box 11: Location MR 1.7 Vol. 4 No. 1, October 1978  Dr. Maulana Ron Karenga. Vol. 4 No. 4, January 1979  Interview With Al Vann.  Editorial.  Interview With Queen Mother Moore.  Jitu Weusi & East Under Attack  Afrika, Mother Of World Civilization.  Mandala Centers Mental Health Plan.  P.O.W. Forum  Interview with Bro. Menefee – Bedford  Statement To Black United Front. Stuyvesant Mental Health Center.  Report On UNIA Conference  Exercise and Health.  FBI Spies On Black Students.  Monuments To Slain Youth.  Tupelo Demonstration  Lincoln Detox Center Closed. Vol. 4 No. 2, November 1978  National Notes.  America.: Crime & Prisons by. Malcolm X  Jonestown Mentality All Around Us.  Community Happenings  Jonestown Forum In Brooklyn.  Interview With Rich Reid….Reidsville.  Sec’y Charges Firm With Racism.  Breeding Another Attica…Dannemora  Venereal Disease & African People.  Uhuru Sasa ‘78  Behind The Iranian Revolution.  Addis Ababa Conference Declaration.  Cancer & African People.  Greenhaven: A Look At The Prison Economy’  Third World: Checking It Out. Vol. 4 No. 5, February 1979  Democratic Rights.  Editorial: Repression Of Blacks.  Labor Day Carnival.  FBI Sued For $100,000 .  Law & Justice.  Who Really Killed Malcolm ?  Black United Front.  Cointelpro Continues.  Assata Shakur.  Political Prisoners In The U.S. Vol. 4 No. 3, December 1978  National Notes.  East Anniversary.  Jitu Weusi On Contelpro.  Editorial.  P.O.W. Forum.  TuT-Ankh-Amun’s Legacy.  Dhoruba Moore :P.O.D.W.  The Kwanza Tradition In Ancient  Forum Exposes NCLC Group. Egyptian Antiquity.  Letters To The Editor.  Children’s Kwanza Skit.  Ethiopian Foreign Minister  The Jonestown Masaca - An Act Of  IRS Spies On Blacks. Genocide ?  Enemies: Book Party.  Black United Front  Benefit For Azanian Refugees.  Interview: Madam Franz Fanon .  The Mingus Legacy  Kwanza : Origin, Concepts, Practice.  P.O.W. Forum.  He Was Hung. Vol. 4 No. 6, March – April 1979  Message To The People.  Black News Fundraiser – Highlights.  The National Democratic Rights Struggle.  The Underdeveloped Black Family.  Report From Guinea.  Haki Madhubuti Speaks On The Black  A Testimony To Jitu From Penda. Family.  African People And European Holidays.  Cont’d. – Malcolm’s Accused Assassin Speaks.  A Review of 60 Minutes. Black News Table of Contents 24 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Koch In Harlem.  Rev. Jessie Jackson Betrays South African  Coup In Grenada. Struggle  The Black Family : Call For A Scientific  BLA Under Attack Analysis.  Pan African Technical Skills  How To Measure Black Manhood.  Prisoners Indicted against KKK Terror  P.O.W. Forum.  Visit To Uhuru Sasa –Al Katim Land  Sobukkwe Memorial Resolutions. Project  Letter – Black Acupuncture Students  Black Co-op fights for Rights Vol. 4 No. 7, May 1979  BUF Letter To The Attorney General.  Interview With Kangai Vol. 4 No. 10, October – November 1979  Nigeria’s Warning  Women’s Rights are Human Rights  South Africa Under Fire.  DIOP’s Cultural Unity Of Black Afrika  Black Women Under Apartheid.  Talking With Aminata Moseka (Abbey  Interview With Robert Williams Lincoln)  Karenga On Wallace’s Macho Man.  Black Women In Brooklyn History  P.O.W. Forum.  Community Garden  The Nestle Boycott.  Interview with Salvador  Letter To OAU Council Of Ministers. Orocheno=Coalition for a Free Nicaragua  PAC Calls Congressional Hearing.  Black Women-A Majority In Black  Checking It Out. Churches – Why?  POW Forum  Part 2 – Interview with Rev. Herbert Vol. 4 No. 8, June - July 1979 Daughtry N.Y. Metropolitan BUF  David Sibeko Assassinated.  KKK On The Rise  How To Organize Tenants.  Part 2 Interview with Dave Richardson -  Puerto Rican’s Escape Puts Community Philly BUF Under attack.  Morales’ Lawyers Fight Back.  Fair Housing Assistance Offered. Vol. 4 No. 11, December 1979  Letter To Black College students.  Assata (Joan Chesimard) escapes  New Conservatives- Black College  Interview with Dr. M.R. Karenga Instructors.  African Foundations Of Christendom  P.O.W.’s  BUF Statement On Iran  Interview With Raddix.  Black Solidarity Day –Statement From  Coop Movement. Assata  Interview With Lewis Mathews.  Interview With S.A. Playwright & Author  Letter To Ghana Selaelo Maredi  Talk With Aminata Moseka (cont’d)  Power Learning Trees & Careful Common Vol. 4 No. 9, August – September 1979 Sense  Interview with Rev. Herbert Daughtrey  The Case Of The Virgin Islands  Andrew Young  Continued…Interview with Orocheno  Ahmed Sekoo Toure In Harlem  Coalition For A Free Nicaragua  Interview With Dave Richardson  Black & Mid –East Policy  Philly BUF Co Chair  POW Forum  Interview with The Late Dave Sibeko Vol. 4 No. 12, March – April 1980  Interview With Lolita Lebrow Black News Table of Contents 25 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Interview With Calistus Nldolvu  Speaking With Ken McIntyre  Africanism In The Soviet Union  Reggae at The East.  Conference Support P.R. Independence  A Day’s Diary: In Memory of King  Support for Sister Assata Vol. 4 No. 15, November 1980  Kennedy’s Threat to Peoples Rights  Black News Editorial Briefs  The Nation Of Islam  Al Vann Wins Reelection  Women’s Rights and Power  Manley Defeated In Jamaica  Simple Message Ti Black Martial Arts  Toward The Selection of An Effective Enthusiasts Community School Superintendent  Sex: What’s Next for our Children In The  Part 2.-Black Hebrews & Israel Public Schools?  An Open Letter From Jomo Davis  POW Forum  Dessie Woods Eligible For Parole  Women at Muncy Prison Under Attack  A Rendezvous With Nationalism Vol. 4 No. 13, c. May 1980  Chapter5 –The Basic Building Blocks Of  FBI Terror In Harlem Material Power  BUF Visits The Caribbean  Bearing Witness – Harriet Tubman & The  Malcolm X: The Assassin Speaks Underground Railroad  Death Of A Nation  Went.. Saw For Myself…  Behind Closed Door  Jamaica - Garvey Honored By OAS  Andrew Young & Muhammad Ali- Black Representatives of White American Interests In Afrika Vol. 4 No. 16, January – February 1981  POW’s Forum  Black News Briefs  The Teenage Pregnancy Crisis  Reagan & The Right  Music Returns To The East  Aluminum Company Seeking Removal Of  Juliana Lumumba Visits Brooklyn Public Aborigines From Sacred Land Library Repeating Circular Motion  Being Black In America… Can Be  Black Revolutionary Independence Dangerous To Your Health Movement Demands  The Christ Color Controversy  The Judeo-Christian-Islamic Traditions  POW’s Forum Vol. 4 No. 14, June - July 1980  Local Kwanza Scenes  Black News Editorial Briefs  1984 No Acres—No Mules  The Vernon Jordan Affair  New Orleans- Black Community Under  Miami…An Overview …Riots Siege  Part 2: Interview With Malcolm X’s  Pan African Science Skills Confessed Assassin  Christmas On The Plantation  Bearing Witness  The East Visits Clinton Prison  Black Factory Workers Struggle against  Atlanta’s Missing & Murdered Black Return To Alabama Torture & Death Children  Black Hebrews and Israel  People’s Revolutionary Government Of Grenada Under Attack Vol. 4 No. 17, c. April 1981  Maria Torres Convicted Of Bombing  Defend Or Die  Wave Motion  East Organization Members Held Hostage  Haitian Refugees: Human Rights In Israel Hypocrisy  Government-Klan Complicity In The  They All Look Alike Greenboro Killings Black News Table of Contents 26 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Community Responds To Mardi Gras  The Voting Rights Act. Shooting  Ahidiana’s 4th. Annual Black Womens  Support Shown For Our Children In Conference Atlanta  Save Our Children  Colonial Violence & Terror Stalks Atlanta Vol. 4 No. 20, February – March 1982 & U.S.  Manley’s PNP Blasts Seaga’s Anti-Cuban  The Black Holocaust & The Genocide Move Convention In The 80’s  Spouse Abuse: A Black On Black Crime  Cases Of Police Brutality  Ella McQueen  Congolese National Liberation Front  Who Are The Retail Terrorists?  Open Letter To The Black Hostage  Ministry Of National Mobilization! A Charles Jones People’s Ministry  Food Science  Pan-Afrikan Science Skills Chap.8  Larry Neal…Black Arts Figure Dies  The Rapid Deployment Force, The Ugly  Grenada American Is The World’s Policeman  POW Forum T.B. Epidemic  Sugar Madness Vol. 4 No. 18, August 1981  The Incarceration Of Japanese Americans  Editorial Briefs During World War 2  Marley Remembered  Scarman- What He won’t Say  POW’s Forum  BUF Holds Forum On Law Enforcement  BUF Attends Conference On South Africa  Malcolm X –His Significance & Legacy  The Betrayal Of The Black Nation  Miriam Makeba  On Being Black In Black Afrika  Granada Responds To CBS  East Members Visit Cuba Vol. 4 No. 21, May 1982  Bob Marley Comes To Harlem  Upcoming Events  How Diet Can Effect Your Behavior  Malcolm & The Messenger  Going Home  To Have A Dream. Medgar Evers College  Black Women Respond To Atlanta  Black Legislators –Call For Resolution To  Natural Movement Evers Crisis  In Memoriam Of A Fallen Soldier – Irving  Bishop Calls For New World Information Davis Order  Energy & Power  Bay Area Blacks & The Movement Vol. 4 No. 19, October – November 1981 Towards A Strategic National Black  Vann Halts City Elections Consensus In The USA  National Black United Front Solidarity  Black & Nuclear Disarmament Tour ‘81  A Third World Perspective On Nuclear  What Killed Sadat Treachery or Terrorism? Disarmament  Carifta Cottages 21 & 22  Al Vann Seeks Reelection  International Organ Supports S.A. Women  Causes Of High Blood Pressure Among  The British Dilemma: From Rebellion To Blacks Royalty  POW Forum –Breakout Attempt At  Britain: A Community Under Attack Marion Penitentiary  Grenada… Small Nation – Big Revolution  White Racist Stabbed on 2nd. Day at  Dessie Woods Is Free! Marion Penitentiary  Fairfield Towers Tenant Assoc  Tennessee Murder In The 1st Degree  Kalamu Yasalaam Receives Music Awards  Night Flight To Bagdad Black News Table of Contents 27 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  The Joy & Pain Of Single Parenting  Shaka Memorial  Black Folks Guide To Making Big Money  Where Are The Warriors? The Case Of In America Mumia Abu Jamal  Brooklyn Youth Visit Grenada  Herpes…Death To The Sexual Revolution Vol. 4 No. 22, August – September 1982  Mayor Carihan Not Guilty  The Socio-Political Philosophy Of Marcus Garvey  Political Journalist & The Black Liberation Vol. 4 No. 24, May - June 1983 Movement  Up Coming Events  Shaka Zulu : The Spirit Lives On  Umoja House- Turning Gangs Into  The Iceman Inheritance (book report) Guardians  Black Community Response To Israel’s  Four Accused in Bomb Trial Sentenced To Genocidal War Against Palestinian People Hang  The Black Family: A Troubled Institution?  A Haven Away From Haiti  Black Community Uproar At Schomburg  Ending Cultural Collaboration Striking A  POW’s Forum-Necessity Of Armed Blow For Afrikan Liberation Freedom Fighters  Checking It Out “Tony Brown’s Journal  Heroes & Martyrs Of The 20th.Century  X-rays – Get The Picture On Protection  International Tribunal On Reparations for  Heroes and Martyrs Of The 20th. Century Black People In The U.S  Tribute To Jacques Stephen Alexis.  Where The Lawless Are The Law Vol. 4 No. 25, c. August 1983  Pres. Samora Machel Of Mozambique  Interview with historian activist Dr. John visits Grenada Henrik Clarke  Open Letter To The Brothers Johnson  Running a Black Presidential Candidate;  Justice is Just-us Pros, cons and caveats  Report On African Liberation Day –In  Sun Ra Upsets Kool Festival England  Book Review: Introduction to Black  Human Rights Conference Planned For Studies N.Y.  Nutrition  Time On The Cross!!!  Herschel the Gladiator  A Surprising Path To Black Unity  Libya’s Gathafi [Muammar Gaddafi] Speaks Out on Racism  The Nation of Islam is in the Fish Business Vol. 4 No. 23, November – December 1982  Mississippi Tenants Fight for Survival  Calendar Of Events  Heroes and Martyrs of the 20th Century  Blacks Collaborate With State To Destroy Uhuru Sasa  Beyond Blurred Vision In The Middle East Vol. 5 No. 1, December – January 1984  Being A Black Child In New York  The Case Of Michael Stewart  Check It Out –“A Soldiers Play”  The 3rd. Trial For Labord & York  Interview With Dr. M.R. Karenga Creator  City Awards $150,000 In Chase Death Of Kwanza  Notes On Saviors’ Day1983  Blacks Under Siege  Shadowbrook Tenants Victorious  Black & Hispanic Vote Elects Cuomo  POW Forum  Sisters Unite  Grenada: Truth Crushed To The Earth  Thanksgiving & Black Family Unity Day  An Old Tune  Steel Pulse Comes To Uhuru Center  Cuba Speaks  Zaire Oppression  World Assembly For Peace Black News Table of Contents 28 of 29 Brooklyn Public Library – Brooklyn Collection  Making Of A Racist Health Therapist  First In Neo-Slavery  Sunny Ade’s Juju Music  Book Review – At War  Partisan Labels

Vol. 5 No. 2, February – March 1984  Grenada :Black Medical Student Speaks  Jesse Jackson’s Mission To Syria  Nicky Barnes Sings The Blues  APSP Offer Prisoner Exchange For Goodman  Melba Liston  At War On The Black Child  Capital Punishment  Black Veteran Visits Nicaragua  Ghana Today  Book Review “House Of Slammers”  Checking It Out “Pieces Of A Dream”

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