xi, 209 pp. CONTENTS: Introduction; Part One - Protest and Resistance; Che Is Alive--on East 103rd Street; Judgment In Stockholm; The Duty of a Revolutionary Is; Part Two - SNCC and the Israeli-Arab War; Confrontation at the Pentagon; The Legalisms of Repression; Che Guevera and teh Cult of Personality; The Necessity of Violence; The White Radical as Revolutionary; The House Arrest of H. Rap Brown; Radicals and the Media; Agents and Radical Organizations; Agents and Demonstrations; The Oppression of Whites; The Orangeburg Massacre; The Riot Commission Report; Right and Wrong; The Yippies; The Death of Martin Luther King, Jr.; The Funeral of Martin Luther King, Jr.; Leadership in the Movement; On Becoming Revolutionary; Learning From Mistakes; Reactionary Aspects of Black Power; Rumors; Not in Memory of Robert Kennedy; Political Meaning of the Death of RFK; Signs of Repression; The Poor People's Campaign and Radicals; On Being Revolutionary; Women's Liberation; The Battle of Cleveland; Birth Control and Blacks; SNCC and the Black Panthers; Yippies in Chicago; The Chicago Demonstrations; George Wallace and the People; The Russian Occupation of Czechoslovakia; The Deception of Rhetoric; Limits of the Student Movement; The Faith of the Revolutionary; The Media and the Cult of the Personality; Jewish Racism and Black Anti-Semitism; The Movement at the End of the Decade; The Cultural Worker in the Revolution; Military Strategy in the Black Community; Self-Criticism; Index. Keywords: JULIUS LESTER REVOLUTIONARY NOTES FIRST EDITION AMERICAN HISTORY ESSAYS ACTIVISTS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
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