Hispanics in the United States - Bolerium Books

Independent Party slate. His petitions were disregarded by the Board ofElection Commissioners and when he sat in to protest, he was fined $100.".5. Arte Puertorriqueño de hoy; del 16 de ocvtubre al 16 de noviembre, 1992.Santo Domingo, DR, Arawak Galeria de Arte, 1992. 8p., 9x8 inch exhibitioncatalog with black/white reproductions of works by Jorge Zeno, RafaelTrelles, Teo Freytes, Jose Antonio Vargas, and others. 25.006. Bienvenidos al infierno del secuestro; testimonio de migrantes. MexicoCity, Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos, 2009. 93p., cd included,one of 1500 copies, first edition, very good in wraps. 25.007. The Black Panther; black community news service, vol. III, no. 22,Saturday, September 20, 1969. Oakland, Black Panther Party, 1969. 28p.illus. tabloid newspaper with full-page Emory Douglas art on the frontwrap, wraps which are slightly worn and browned. This issue focuses on twosubjects - Vietnam and Los Siete de la Raza and their newspaper, Basta Ya!,the fourth isue of which comprises the last 8p. of this newspaper, printeddos-a-dos. The Panthers provided early logistical support to Los Siete aspart of their radical coalition-building in this period. 75.008. Blue Mesa review; number five. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico.Creative Writing Center, 1993. 271p., wraps. Edited by Rudolfo Anaya, themagazine contains contributions by Benjamin Alire Aáenz and several otherLatino writers. 12.009. The California Mission story. Berkeley, Mike Roberts Color Production,1951. 24p. brochure with color photos, printed in the 1960s, wraps.15.0010. California missions along El Camino Real founded by Padre JuniperoSerra 1713-1784. San Francisco, Cliff House Gift Shop, [195-?]. 24p.,black/white reproductions of drawings or photos of the missions, wraps.18.0011. Can't jail the spirit; political prisoners in the U.S. A collection ofbiographies. Chicago, Editorial El Coqui, 1988. 214p., preface, photos,organizations, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.35.0012. Another copy, fourth edition. Chicago, Committe to End the MarionLockdown, 1998. 206p., wraps. 25.00Includes a chapter on former Bolerium employee-of-the-month Claude Marks.Each edition was updated to reflect which activists were incarcerated atthe time.13. Casa de Adobe handbook. Los Angeles, Southwest Museum, 1973. 22p.,illus., wraps Casa de Adobe is a replica of a California Spanish hacienda.15.0014. Catalyst: a socialist journal of the social sciences; volume III,number 4, whole number 12: special issue; Lesbian and gay issues in thesocial services . New York, Institute for Social Service Alternatives,1981. 119p., very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps.Includes materials on gay blacks and Hispanics. 12.0015. The Center forum; vol. 4, no. 1, September 1969. New York, Center forUrban Education, 1969. 28p., 10.5x13 inches, wraps. With considerablematerial on La Raza and on Spanish speaking children in NY. 20.00