Author: Various Authors
Title: Sabot. December 11, 1970. Volume 1. Number 13
Description: Seattle, Trak News Agnecy-Luddite Syndicate Publications, 1970. Tabloid. Side folding tabloid newspaper with a color front cover. Approximately 16 by 11 ½ inches. 20 pp. including covers. Comics, photos and illustrations throughout. Leaflet relating to a Black Panthers defense meeting, describing the Tacoma conspiracy and other news, laid in. Published by the Seattle Liberation Front, the newspaper was "brazenly militant" (Seattle Star website, 9/11/2015) and wrote on a variety of counterculture, left wing, and radical subjects. As the Seattle Star notes, "Sabot's collective staff crucially included local radical feminists among its leadership, and thus its pages featured critiques of male chauvinism within the contemporary antiwar and black liberation movements." It ceased publishing in 1971, due to infighting among the staff that clashed over feminism and male chauvinism. Several members of Sabot formed the George Jackson Brigade collective, which ended at a shootout during a botched bank robbery. This issue with news on various protests, how to make a paint bomb from a light bulb, protests in San Francisco, etc. GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Moderate browning. Minor soiling and wrinkling. Good .
Keywords: Noisbn Radical Studies Underground Newspapers Counterculture
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Title: Sabot. December 11, 1970. Volume 1. Number 13
Description: Seattle, Trak News Agnecy-Luddite Syndicate Publications, 1970. Tabloid. Side folding tabloid newspaper with a color front cover. Approximately 16 by 11 ½ inches. 20 pp. including covers. Comics, photos and illustrations throughout. Leaflet relating to a Black Panthers defense meeting, describing the Tacoma conspiracy and other news, laid in. Published by the Seattle Liberation Front, the newspaper was "brazenly militant" (Seattle Star website, 9/11/2015) and wrote on a variety of counterculture, left wing, and radical subjects. As the Seattle Star notes, "Sabot's collective staff crucially included local radical feminists among its leadership, and thus its pages featured critiques of male chauvinism within the contemporary antiwar and black liberation movements." It ceased publishing in 1971, due to infighting among the staff that clashed over feminism and male chauvinism. Several members of Sabot formed the George Jackson Brigade collective, which ended at a shootout during a botched bank robbery. This issue with news on various protests, how to make a paint bomb from a light bulb, protests in San Francisco, etc. GOOD condition. Horizontal fold crease present. Moderate browning. Minor soiling and wrinkling. Good .
Keywords: Noisbn Radical Studies Underground Newspapers Counterculture
Price: US$ 135.00 Seller: Mare Booksellers
- Book number: 015042
- Book number: 015042
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