The Voice of Malcolm When the time came, Malcolm X was going to “unveil” his program—that specific cause-and-effect linking of actions to goals which would bring about equality for black people in the United States. Since his was the most …
Those of us engaged in what is loosely called “the New Politics” have been told for some time that we cannot succeed without the labor movement. And we believe it: there was a conspicuous effort in 1970 by peace candidates, …
A note for liberals and radicals who have decided to give politics in America yet one more “last chance,” as well as for those committed for the duration, win or lose: Jess Unruh’s campaign against Ronald Reagan is the most …
The movie How I Won The War is a cartoon using live actors instead of animation. Director Richard Lester, full of what one reviewer calls “aesthetic consciousness,” props up a group of wooden soldiers who drag a roller across the deserts …
Just one year ago, after a week of visiting I.S. 201 in East Harlem and talking to community leaders there, this reporter warned that conflicts centering around ghetto schools would mushroom unless teachers and parents could get together. As it …
As I write the slum areas of several dozen large American cities have been ravaged by Negro rioters and by the cops and guardsmen who put them down. For urban Negroes, the pull-back of the poverty program may have been …
The pseudo-folky, he-man dialogue that sounded so intellectually and humanly inadequate when reported by Lillian Ross is given here by Hotchner at full length, and still sounds just as inadequate. But we see now what we had only glimpses of …
