Hispanics in the United States #25 Activismo Latino - Bolerium Books

18. The Forumeer: official publication of the American G.I. Forum of the U.S. [Three issues: April, July,
September 1970]. San Jose, CA: American G.I. Forum, 1970. Three issues of the tabloid format newspaper, 4p.
apiece, illustrated with photos, some toning but otherwise good condition. Newspaper. (#150928) $95.00
Include articles on Chicano protests against judge Gerald Chargin, the Coors boycott, a protest following the
burning of the MECHA house in Northridge, and more. The American G.I. Forum is a Hispanic veterans and civil
rights organization.
19. Free the F.A.L.N. ! Free Puerto Rico. San Francisco: New Movement in Solidarity with Puerto Rican
Independence and Socialism, [198-?]. 8.5x14 inch sheet, printed single side, 3 fold creases (was folded as a
brocure/mailer) handbill leaflet. (#155792) $30.00
20. From behind prison walls-art of Puerto Rican patriots:
January 26 - February, 1988. San Francisco: Galeria de la Raza, 1988.
8.5x5.5 inch illustrated postcard promoting the event. (#89978)
$12.00
21. El grito del Norte vol. V, no 3, May 19, 1972. Española, NM: El grito
del Norte, 1972. 16p., folded tabloid newspaper, photos, text in English and
Spanish, very good. Newspaper. (#167521) $35.00
Cover stories U.S. Imperialism, Nixon, Norvell, Vietnam and New Mexico.
22. El Grito del Norte y El Papel: Special joint issue: How government
and private agencies appoint "leaders" for La Raza (April 1970).
[Albuquerque], 1970. Single combination issue of the two newspapers, 8.5x11
inches, on standard paper rather than newsprint, 8 pages, illustratiosn, text in
Englsih and Spanish, very good but for some toning of cover page; date of April
13 1970 rubberstamped in corner of front page. (#165945) $35.00
Much of the issue is devoted to critiquing a conference on La Raza and mental
health practices being held at Las Cruces.
23. If you think Sacco & Vanzetti were the last anarchists to be framed and killed by the government...
Van Nuys, CA: SRAFprint Co-op, General Defense Committee, n.d.. Seven legal-size sheets stapled together at
upper left, cover leaf in goldenrod, printed on one side. Staple starting to rust, mild wear. Early 1970s. (#124638)
$18.00
Lists cases of anarchists killed in Mexico City and (suspected) in San Francisco, with others hassled by cops or
government agencies. One paragraph on "Los Tres de San Diego," a trio of Chicano IWW members arrested in
1971. Remaining six pages are a general history of political suppression of anarchists. Concludes with a call to free
Bobby Seale.