Pages from a Black radical's notebook : a James Boggs reader / edited by Stephen M. Ward ; with an afterword by Grace Lee Boggs.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: The Making of a Revolutionist -- The Man Who Would Not Be King -- Southern Roots: Making a Way out of No Way -- Urban Groundings: Coming to Detroit -- Black Radicalism in the Big City -- Correspondence and Grace Lee Boggs -- The American Revolution -- Black Power and Beyond -- The National Organization for an American Revolution (NOAR) -- Impact and Legacy

Part I: Correspondence Newspaper Introduction to Part I -- Talent for Sale (1954) -- Viewing Negro History Week (1954) -- Disproving a Myth -- Negro Challenge (1954) -- In Constant Struggle -- Have to Choose -- The Paper and a New Society (1954) -- Basis for a New Society -- Your Strength Is Needed -- On Your Terms -- Sensitivity (1955)

The Danger StageNegro Knows More -- The Stage That We Have Reached (1955) -- Pressure on the CIO -- An Independent Role -- Not Asking -- A Report on the March on Washington (1957) -- Rev. Martin Luther King -- Who Is for Law and Order? (1957) -- Who Is for Civilization? (1957) -- Who Is a Citizen? -- The Weakest Link in the Struggle (1958)

Men Pinpoint BlameSafeguarding Your Child�s Future (1959) -- Land of the Free and the Hungry (1960) -- The Winds Have Already Changed (1960) -- What Makes Americans Run (1960) -- New Orleans Faces We Still Haven�t Seen (1960) -- The First Giant Step (1961)

A Visit From the FBI (1961) FBI Asks Me about Rob Williams (1961) -- Foreword to “Monroe, North Carolina ... Turning Point in American History� (1962) -- Part II: The American Revolution: Pages from a Negro Worker�s Notebook -- Introduction to Part II

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