Stew Albert writes in to the Berkeley Barb, May 9-15, 1975
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Author: Isaac
Isaac Brosilow is a writer focused on the history of the American Jewish Left. In the past he has worked as a project assistant at the American Jewish Peace Archive and is currently an Avodah Justice Fellow. Based in Chicago, he writes for Jewish Currents, hosts shabbat dinners, and makes zines.
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From "Big Mama Rag," July 1982 Necessary Bread Collective "Disarmament Statement"
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A scattered search on Independent Voices lead to many discoveries, namely Conditions magazine, the work of Elly Bulkin, Minnie Bruce Pratt and Yours In Struggle: Three Feminist Perspectives on Anti-Semitism And Racism. I found a conversation on antisemitism, racism, sexism and Lesbian-Feminism that built off of the Jewish Lesbian Anthology (1980) and the work of Chutzpah newspaper… Continue reading Archival Notes 8
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"We are calling out to entertainers, to name a few: Cannonball Adderly, Black Academy of Arts and Letters, Harry Belafonte, Blood Sweat and Tears, Willie Bobo, James Brown, Oscar Brown Jr., Alice Coltrane, Billy Cosby, Miles Davis, Ossie Davis, Jackson Five, Roberta Flack, Jane Fonda, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Dizzy Gillespie, Nikki Giovanni, Dexter Gordon,… Continue reading Archival Notes 7
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. TREE was a biennial literary magazine ran six issues from 1970-1978 that was published in Santa Barbara, CA by Painted Cave Books and edited by David Melzer. I'm struck by the powerful cover designs, the pages of translated Kabbalist text and mystical poetry. There are reading lists in the… Continue reading Archival Notes 6
