Civil Rights

Public policy analysis (governmental) from approximately 1950s to 1984

Pamphlet from the Campaign to End the Death Penalty that focuses on sharing the stories of a group of Chicago individuals on death row that allege they were the victims of police torture.

Published as a tribute following Eugene Feldman's death, this journal contains letters, essays, and poetry from Feldman and his mourners.

This memo directed to Urban Training Center staff and selected consultants proposes a civil rights curricula, specifying an intended audience, the purpose of training, related areas of study, units of study and practice offered, recommended subjects and bibliographic suggestions.

In These Times is a weekly political magazine based in Chicago.

In These Times is a progressive magazine that covers current events, news and politics.

In These Times is a political magazine, focusing on leftist ideals, activism, and the socially disenfranchised.

This year-end double issue focuses on the coming presidency of George W. Bush, including questions about disenfranchisement of African Americans in the 2000 Presidential Elections, the Bush Cabinet, and the Supreme Court. Other features include a look at the failing peace process in Columbia and new president of Syria, Assad Bashar.

A program outlining a celebration of the life and works of lawyer and political activist William Kunstler. Born in 1919, he began working as a conventional lawyer and soon became involved in the anti-segregationist movement during the 1960s, and went on to fight against the oppression of minority groups and other people so unpopular it was agreed they could not get a fair trial.