Pamphlets

75 artworks

<I>The Road to Liberation for the Negro People</I>

American Louise Thompson Patterson, 1930

<I>The Road to Liberation for the Negro People</I>

American Henry Winston, 1930

<I>The Communist Party and the Emancipation of the Negro People</I>

American Harlem Section of the Communist Party, 1930

<I>20 Years on the Chain Gang? Angelo Herndon Must Go Free!</I>

American Angelo Braxton Herndon, 1930

<I>Communist Election Program Against Hunger, Wage Cuts, Speed-up & War</I>

Communist Party of the United States of America, American, founded 1919, 1930

<I>The Road to Liberation for the Negro People</I>

Timothy Holmes, 1930

<I>They Shall Not Die!: Stop the Legal Lynching!: The Story of Scottsboro in Pictures</I>

Workers Library Publishers, Inc., American, founded 1930, 1930

<I>The Road to Liberation for the Negro People</I>

Maude White, 1930

<I>The Road to Liberation for the Negro People</I>

A. W. Berry, 1930

<I>They Shall Not Die!: Stop the Legal Lynching!: The Story of Scottsboro in Pictures</I>

Russian American Anton Refregier, 1930

<I>The Road to Liberation for the Negro People</I>

Merrill Work, 1930

<I>International Pamphlets No. 18: The American Negro</I>

American International Pamphlets, 1930

<I>International Pamphlets No. 29: Negro Liberation: The American Negroes as an Oppressed Nation; the Struggle for Equal Rights and the Right of Self-determination</I>

American International Pamphlets, 1930

<I>The Road to Liberation for the Negro People</I>

American Benjamin Careathers, 1930

<I>They Shall Not Die!: Stop the Legal Lynching!: The Story of Scottsboro in Pictures</I>

American League of Struggle for Negro Rights, 1930

<I>The Communist Party and the Emancipation of the Negro People</I>

American Earl Russell Browder, 1930

<I>International Pamphlets No. 18: The American Negro</I>

American James S. Allen, 1930

<I>International Pamphlets No. 29: Negro Liberation: The American Negroes as an Oppressed Nation; the Struggle for Equal Rights and the Right of Self-determination</I>

American James S. Allen, 1930

<I>20 Years on the Chain Gang? Angelo Herndon Must Go Free!</I>

American International Labor Defense, 1930

<I>The Road to Liberation for the Negro People</I>

American Williana Burroughs, 1930

<I>Democracy and the Negro People Today</I>

National Negro Congress, American, founded 1935, 1940

<I>A Negro Looks at War</I>

Workers Library Publishers, Inc., American, founded 1930, 1940

<I>A Negro Looks at War</I>

John Henry Williams, 1940

<I>The Path of Negro Liberation</I>

Communist Party of the United States of America, American, founded 1919, 1940