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Contents of back issues include:
Race
Traitor #1 [ SOLD OUT ]
Editorial: Abolish the White Race;
Two Who Said "No" to Whiteness: Boston Public Schools,
1962-1975; Lydia Maria Child and the Example of John Brown; The
American Intifada; Bridges and Boundaries: Black-Jewish Relations;
Reading, 'Riting, and Race; Civil War Reenactments and Other
Myths; The White Question; Malcolm X Beyond Labels; Letter from
Europe.
Race
Traitor #2
The L.A. Rebellion of 1992; My Problem with Multicultural Education;
Running the Ball in Crown Point; Gangsta' Rap: Live on the Stage
of History; The Huck Finn Symposium;
Immigrants and Whites; Crossover Dreams: The "exceptional
white" in popular culture; Letters; Editors' Report
Race
Traitor #3
Who Lost an American?; Back From Hell: Black Power and Treason
to Whiteness Inside Prison Walls; Letters from Lucasville; Free to Be Me; Richmond Journal: Thirty
Years of Black & White; Panic, Rage and Reason on the Long
Island Railroad; Out of Whiteness; Interview with Student Activists;
Can I Get a Witness?; Comparative History and Sociology of Racism;
The White Worker and the Labor Movement; Reviews; Editorials; When Does the Unreasonable Act Make
Sense?; AntiFascism, "Anti-racism," and Abolition
Race
Traitor #4
Manifesto of a Dead Daughter; Police-Assisted Homicide; White Silence,
White Solidarity; Family Matters; Abolish the
Jewish Caste; Lucasville Update; White Blues;
Fiction; Poetry; Exchange with a Socialist; Reviews.
Race
Traitor #5
Editorials; Aux
Armes! Formez Vos Bataillons!; Until It Hurts;
Beyond History; Exchange with a National Socialist; Black Siouxie
Tells of Daily Life; Running in Vicious Circles: Racism and the
African Drum; Headgear; Black-Jewish Conflict in the Labor Context:
Race, Jobs and Insititutional Power; Reviews.
Race
Traitor #6
White History Month, by Patricia Eakins; Copwatch, by Selena
and Katrina; Memories of the Children's Crusade, by Beth Henson;
Other Races, Exchange; Latinos:
The Indian Escape Hatch, by William Javier Nelson; Illegal Alien:
A Homecoming Address, and Telling Times (poem), by Lilian Friedberg;
Ray Sprigle, Pioneer, by Richard Rees; The First Woman in the
Republic, Sacred Hunger, Books Briefly Noted; Letters
Race
Traitor #7
Abolitionism on the Campus; Whiteness in Early Virginia; Autonomous
Zone Statement to Anti-Racist Network; American Dreaming; Race
and Enlightment:From Anti-Semitism to White Supremacy; Blackface,
Jackstraws, & Tin Paneling; Changing Race; Poetry; Reviews;
Letters.
Race
Traitor #8
Black and White
and Dead All Over: The Lucasville Insurrection; Privilege
on Holiday; Team Players; Chiapas &
Montana: Tierra Y Libertad; Repackaging Segregation? A History
of the Magnet School System in Montclair, New Jersey; Constructively
Demoted; Review: The Redneck Manifesto; Letters.
Race
Traitor #9
Special Issue: Surrealism - Revolution Against Whiteness, edited
by Franklin Rosemont. The Chicago Surrealist Group: Introduction;
Surrealists on Whiteness, from 1925 to the Present; Franklin
Rosemont: Surrealism - Revolution Against Whiteness; J. Allen
Fees: Burning the Days; Dave Roediger:
Plotting Against Eurocentrism; Pierre Mabille: The Marvelous
Basis of a Free Society; Philip Lamantia: The Days Fall Asleep
with Riddles; The Surrealist Group of Madrid: Beyond Anti-Racism;
Penelope Rosemont: Nancy Cunard - "Thinking Sympathetically
Black"; Nancy Cunard: "Does Anyone Know Any Negroes?"
(1931); Myrna Bell Rochester: René Crevel: Critic of White
Patriarchy; René Crevel: The Black Woman in the Brothel
(1931); Surrealist Group of France: Murderous
Humanitarianism (1932); Ronnie Burk: Racist Clichés
in the U.S.A.; Irene Plazewska: Dream Constellations; Paul Garon:
Psychiatry's White Problem - Racism as Therapy; Eric Bragg: Miserabilism
and the New Eugenics; Larry Romano: Oh Sisters of Haiti; Artur
do Cruzeiro Seixas: My Escape to Africa; Franklin Rosemont: Jacques
Vaché, One-Man War Against Whiteness; Joseph Jablonski:
Lord Buckley; Ron Sakolsky: Harry Smith's American Dreamscape;
Charles Radcliffe: Whitewashing the Blues; Daniel C. Boyer: Are
You Crazy? Mental Illness & Whiteness; The Surrealist Movement
in the U.S.: For Tyree Guyton;
Hilary Booth: We're Sorry He's Not Sorry. REVIEWS: Ronnie Burk:
The Forecast Is Hot! Tracts of the Surrealist Movement in the
U.S., 1966-1976, by Franklin Rosemont, Penelope Rosemont and
Paul Garon. . .126 /// Dennis Brutus: Black on White: Black Writers
on What it Means to Be White, edited by Dave Roediger. . .128
/// Tom Moon: Blues and the Poetic Spirit by Paul Garon. . .129
/// F. R.: Somewhere in Advance of Nowhere by Jayne Cortez. .
.131 /// Dave Roediger: Yo' Mama's Disfunktional by Robin D.
G. Kelley. . .132 /// Rachel Blackwell: The Story of Mary MacLane
& Other Writings, edited by Penelope Rosemont. . .134 ///
Warren Leming: From Bughouse Square to the Beat Generation: Selected
Ravings of Slim Brundage, edited/introduced by Franklin Rosemont.
. . 135 /// Peter Lamborn Wilson: Paschal Beverly Randolph: A
19th-Century Black American Spiritualist, Rosicrucian and Sex
Magician by John P. Deveney. . .137 /// F. R.: Bed of Sphinxes
by Philip Lamantia. . .138. ILLUSTRATIONS: Victor Brauner, Ronnie
Burk, Laura Corsigilia, Artur do Cruzeiro Seixas, Robert Green,
Ted Joans, Ribitch, Marko Ristic, Franklin Rosemont, Penelope
Rosemont, Joel Williams, Haifa Zangana.
Race
Traitor #10
Renew the
Legacy of John Brown; Noel Ignatiev:
Abolitionism and the White Studies
Racket; Ann Filemyr: Resisting Arrest; Rebecca Clark: Hunting
Whiteness; Martin Espada: Postcard from the Empire of Queen Ixolib;
Loren Goldner: Race and Enlightenment (Part II); James Tracy:
Jaime the Chameleon Brown
Family Letters; Beth Henson:
Plowshares into Swords: John Brown and the Poet of Rage;
Lauren Onkey: Constructing Whiteness at
the Gates of Hell: Black 47's "Five Points"; Poems:
Victoria Marinelli, Michael Gregory; Reviews; Letters.
Race
Traitor #11
Robert Lowe:
Teachers as Saviors, Teachers Who Care; David Roediger: John
Brown and Black Revolt; Edgar Rivera Colon: Mejorando La Raza;
Ron Sakolsky: Vachel Lindsay; James Murray: White Trash Identity
and the Loss of Slack; Lilian Friedberg: An American Nightmare;
David Hill: The Wiggers You Love to Hate; Antonio Lopez: Slot
Right 24 Take; Stephen Mantin: Social Climbing; Jay Caspian Kang:
History 014; Poetry; Ronnie Burk: Letter to Myself; K.A. Eaton:
High Voltage; Reviews; Letters.
Race
Traitor #12
Editorial: Abolitionism
and the Free Society; Reality
and the Future; David Barber: "A Fucking White Revolutionary
Mass Movement" and Other Fables of Whiteness; Editors: Afterward;
Poetry; Sara Littlecrow-Russell: I Become a Political
Traitor.
Race
Traitor #13/14
SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE: Surrealism in the USA: The Complete Contents
of the Suppressed Surrealist Issue of "Socialist Review"
- Guest Editor Ron Sakolsky. Editorial: A Note to the Readers
of RACE TRAITOR; Ron Sakolsky: Return of the Suppressed, Introduction
- Surrealist Subversion in Chicago; Franklin Rosemont: Surrealism,
Poetry, & Politics; Danny Postel: An Interview With Penelope
Rosemont; David Roediger: Radical HIstory Without Surrealism;
Anne Olson: The marvelous Against the Sacred; Paul Garon: Houston
Baker's Blues Position; Joseph Jablonski: Their Millenium and
Ours; Mari Jo Marchnight: Surrealism and Women's Liberation;
Penelope Rosemont: Ody Saban - Surrealist and Outsider; Don LaCoss:
Conflicting Views of Surrealism - Vaneigem vs. Kelley; Robin
D.G. Kelley: A New Look at the Communist Manifesto; FROM
THE SIXTIES TO THE NEW MILLENIUM: Nancy Joyce Peters: Long Live
the Living! Les Blank's Always for Pleasure; Paul Buhle:
Herbert Marcuse, Surrealism, & Us; Herert Marcuse: Interview
With the Surrealist Journal L'Archibras; Joseph jablonski: Surrealist
Implications of Chance; Philip Lamantia & Nancy Joyce Peters:
Surrealism Today & Tomorrow; Robert Green: Against the Art
Racket; The Chicago Surrealist Group: Maxwell Street Forevr!
The Surrealist MOvement in the United States: Who Needs the WTO?
Franklin Rosemont: The Only Game in Town: Surrealism and Play;
SURREALIST GAMES: If He/She Were a Flower; Latent News; The Exquisite
Corpse; Time-Travelers' Potlatch; INQUIRY: SURREALIST SUBVERSION
IN EVERYDAY LIFE: Franklin Rosemont & Paul Garon: The Role
of Inquiriy in Surrealist Research; The Questions; Responses
by Gale Ahrens, Diana Almario-Kopp, Jennifer Bean, Dan Boyer,
Marilyn Buck, Paul Buhle, Ronnie BUrk, Jayne Cortez, Rikki Ducornet,
J. Alen Fees, Bradon J. Freels, Paul & Elizabeth Garon, Jan
Hathaway, Bertha Husband & Mari Jo Marchnight, Joseph Jablonski,
Robin D.G. Kelley, Don LaCoss, Casandra Stark Mee, Frank Morales,
Anne Olson, Myrna Bell Rochester, David Roediger, Larry Romano,
Franklin Rosemont, Penelope Rosemont, Michael Stone-Richards
& Julien Lenoir, Darryl Lorenzo Wellington; POETRY &
STORIES: Penelope Rosemont, Mary Low, Jayne Cortez, Casandra
Stark Mee, Franklin Rosemont, Ted Joans, Darryl Lorenzo Wellington,
Ronnie Burk; Further Reading on Surrealism; "Socialist Review"
Editors Afterword; The Surrealists' Response to the "Socialist
Review" Afterword; REPRODUCTIONS: Works by Diana Almario-Kopp,
Eric Bragg, Laura Corsiglia, Carlos Cortez, Jayne Cortez, Guy
Ducornet, Rikki Ducornet, Schlechter Duval, Eugenio F. Granell,
Robert Green, Diedra Harris-Keley, Jan Hathaway, Bertha Husband,
Cynthia Jablonski, Mary Low, Casandra Stark Mele, Jacinto Minot,
Anne Olson, Nancy J. Peters, Irene Plazewska, Franklin Rosemont,
Penelope Rosemont, Ody Saban, Debra Taub, Joel Williams
Race
Traitor #15
John Garvey: The Life and Death of Timothy
McVeigh; James Murray: April 19 (fiction); Lara Braveheart: Tim
McVeigh and Me; John Brown and the Militia; Staughton Lynd: Race
Behind Bars; Rich Gibson: Lonely Privilege; Amiri K. Barksdale:
Fight Club; Timothy Messer-Kruse: Crusdaers and Bystanders;
Loren Goldner: Dreamer of the Day: Francis Parker Yockey and the
Postwar Fascist International (review); Adam Sabra: Beyond
Eurocentrism: A New View of World History
Race
Traitor #16
Noel Ignatiev, Introduction; Ronit Lentin, Guest Introduction; Omar
Barghouti, Relative Humanity: The Fundamental Obstacle to a Secular
Democratic State Solution; Ilan Pappe: The One-State Solution in Historical
Perspective; Naseer H. Aruri, US Policy and the Single State in Palestine/Israel;
Eli Aminov, Why Secular Democracy? As'ad Ghanem, The Binational Solution
for the Israeli Palestinian Crisis: A Realistic Solution; Adam Sabra,
Binationalism or a National State? A Response to As'ad Ghanem; Ghada
Karmi, The Right of Return and the Unitary State in Israel/Palestine;
Israel Shamir, Russians in the Holy Land
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