Continued from left column

Letters

• To Richard, undated, 2 pp. (on social composition and the working class)
• To William Warde, June 19, 1951, 2 pp. (on SWP plenum)
• To Jean [Blake], October 19, 1957, 1 p. (on Militant article on Little Rock)
• To Dave [Dreiser], November 10, 1959, 2 pp. (on Caste, Class, and Race by Oliver C. Cox)
• To Jean, August 12, 1962, 6 pp. (on June 1962 plenum)
• To Murry [Weiss], March 19, 1963, 1 p. (on the SWP)
• To Jim [Robertson], August 14, 1966, 1 p. (on attending
  SL conference)
• To Jim, January 10, 1967, 2 pp. (on Maoism and relations with SL)
• To Jim, February 12, 1967, 1 p. (on China and relations with SL)
• To Dave, July 23, 1969, 3 pp. (on SDS and PL)
• To Frank [Krasnowsky], [January 1972], 2 pp. (on FSP)
• To Dave, February 15, 1978, 3 pp. (on 1963 Resolution on Revolutionary Integration)
• To Jim, June 14, 1978, 4 pp. (on National Maritime Union)
• To Murry, June 30, 1978, 3 pp. (on dispute with FSP)
• To Jim, July 9, 1978, 2 pp. (on relations with SL; Stanley Aronowitz)
• To Sam Deaderick, Editorial Board of Freedom Socialist, [1978], 2 pp. (on black liberation)
• To Jim, October 15, 1978, 1 p. (query on Alice Bryant of Cotton Club)
• To Dave, April 24, 1982, 2 pp. (on slavery)
• To Debbie [Maguire], May 11, 1983, 3 pp. (on Abstract on history of slavery)
• To Debbie, May 29, 1983, SL/U.S. Internal Discussion Bulletin, Whole No. 41, August 1983, pp. 30-32. (on SWP and black transitional organizations)‡
• To Dorothy [Healey], April 21, 1983, 6 pp. (on black liberation)
• To Dave, May 19, 1983, 2 pp. (on Abstract)
• To Dorothy, June 10, 1983, 2 pp. (on the SWP)
• To Stanley Aronowitz, June 18, 1983, 11 pp. (on Stalinism and Maoism)‡
• To Dave, June 27, 1983, 8 pp. (on Abstract)
• To Debbie, July 22, 1983, 4 pp. (on Abstract)
• To Jim, July 24, 1983, SL/U.S. Internal Discussion Bulletin, Whole No. 41, August 1983, pp. 33-35. (on CP and work in the South)
• To Jim, August 6, 1983, SL/U.S. Internal Discussion Bulletin, Whole No. 42, August 1983, pp. 25-26. (on Nicaragua and the USSR)
• To Dave, September 19, 1983, 3 pp. (on the woman question and SWP)
• To Jim, October 1, 1983, 1 p. (on SWP work around CP ca. 1956)
• To Jim, January 5, 1984, SL/U.S. Internal Information and Discussion Bulletin, Whole No. 43, March 1984, p. 63. (on service workers unions; M.L. King)
• To Jim, January 15, 1984, SL/U.S. Internal Information
  and Discussion Bulletin, Whole No. 43, March 1984,
  pp. 64-67. (on color caste question in U.S.)‡
• To Jim, October 19, 1984, 2 pp. (on 1953 Los Angeles lectures)
• To Jim, October 26, 1984, 2 pp. (on color caste)
• To Dave, June 13, 1985, 2 pp. (on Uncle Tom’s Cabin)
• To Jim, July 26, 1985, Party Builder (SL/U.S.), No. 4, June 1986, p. 39. (on SL internal education)
• To Cliff Carter, July 31, 1985, 1 p. (on 1953 Los Angeles lectures)
• To Jim, September 9, 1985, SL/U.S. Internal Bulletin, Whole No. 45, November 1985, pp. 5-7. (on 1983 SL convention)
• To Dave, August 1, 1985, 2 pp. (on Abstract)
• To Dave, August 2, 1985, 2 pp. (on Abstract)
• To Jim, August 11, 1985, 3 pp. (on Earl Ofari)
• To Earl [Ofari], August 11, 1985, 2 pp. (on radical liberals)
• To Dave, August 29, 1985, 4 pp. (on Melville’s “Benito Cerino”)
• To John Sharpe, December 11, 1985, 2 pp. (on notes on Reformation)
• To Debbie and Jim, December 12, 1985, 1 p. (on relations with SL)
• To Jim, March 21, 1986, SL/U.S. Internal Bulletin, Whole No. 49, January 1988, pp. 5-6. (on bombing of Libya)‡
• To Cliff, April 4, 1986, 1 p. (on Nat Turner)
• To Jim, April 27, 1986, 1 p. (on relations with SL)
• To Earl Ofari, August 24, 1986, 2 pp. (on DSA and black nationalism)
• To Jonny, March 16, 1987, 7 pp. (on political history in SWP and FSP; Middle East)
• To Jim, March 17, 1987, 2 pp. (on Lenin’s Testament and glasnost)
• To Jim, June 20, 1987, 2 pp. (on racial structure of U.S.)
• To Jim, September 13, 1987, 1 p. (on relations with SL)

Manuscripts

• “The Problems of Social Composition as it relates to Theory, Strategy, Program and Tactics,” undated,
  12 pp.
• Notes for three lectures on the Reformation, 1940s, 82 pp.
• Notes for presentation on history of U.S. radical organizations’ approaches to black struggle since 1917, ca. 1954, 19 pp.
• “Report to the District Negro Commission,” 1956, 12 pp. (critique of CP on civil rights movement)‡
• “Notes on ‘Zionism Racism’ and the Mid-East Crisis,” undated 1970s, 5 pp.
• “Critical Notes on Cannon’s Conception of the Revolutionary Party,” ca. 1973, 13 pp.
• “Notes Towards Revolutionary Perspectives in Britain,” ca. 1975, 5 pp.
• “To: Pasadena Community Information Center,” ca. 1976,
  9 pp. (proposal for class series on the struggle against slavery)
• Autobiographical Manuscript, “How I Learned to Love My Carcinoma,” 1978-1984, 315 pp.
• “Abstract of: The Struggle Against Slavery in the United States. I. The Rise of the Slave Power and Its Ascendancy II. The Fall of the Slave Power and the Aftermath,” co-authored with Dave Dreiser, mid-1980s, 154 pp.

Lectures and Interviews on Cassette

• The Civil War and the Black Question in American History, lecture series at the SWP West Coast Vacation School (incomplete), 1949
• The Chinese Revolution and the Russian Bureaucracy, lecture, [1961?]
• On the SWP’s Work in the National Maritime Union, interview with Gene Herson and Carl Lewis, March 2, 1975, 2 hours
• On the SWP and the Fight Against Black Oppression, interview with Charles Du Bois and Carl Lewis, April 22 and May 5, 1977, 3 hours
• On SWP History, discussion with Jim Robertson, September 8, 1983, 1.5 hours



• Revised August 1990

Articles and Documents

• “Labor Skate Disbands Militant San Diego City Labor Council,” New Militant, February 8, 1936, 1 p.
• “Crisis In Fields At San Diego,” Labor Action (California), December 19, 1936, 1 p.
• “Wage War on Union in San Diego,” Labor Action (California), December 26, 1936, 1 p.
• “San Diego Farm Strike Is Crushed,” Labor Action (California), February 20, 1937, 1 p.‡
• “New NMU Hall—Facade to Hide Union Retreat,”* Militant, July 8, 1944, 1 p.‡
  
• “Soldiers Cheer Striking Workers,”* Militant, December 15, 1945, 1 p.‡
  
• “Some Problems of Branch Organization,”* The Party Builder (Internal Bulletin of the Socialist Workers Party), Vol. III, No. 2, July 1946, pp. 13-14.
• “On the Negro Question,”* (June 7, 1952), SWP Internal Bulletin, Vol. 14, No. 1, June 1952, pp. 1-6.
• “The Negro Struggle and the Proletarian Revolution. Introduction and Two Lectures given at the Friday Night Forum, Los Angeles, November, 1953: 1. Race and Capitalism 2. The Struggle for Equality,” SWP Discussion Bulletin, A-19, August 1954, pp. 1-44.‡
• “For the Materialist Conception of the Negro Question,” (January 3, 1955), SWP Discussion Bulletin, A-30, August 1955, pp. 1-24. Reprinted in Marxist Bulletin No. 5R (Spartacist League/U.S.), September 1978, pp. 2-16.
• “Contribution to Discussion of NAACP,”* (September 2, 1955), SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 14, October 1957, pp. 20-25.
• “Contribution to the Discussion on the Slogan ‘Send Federal Troops to Mississippi’ (Letter from Fraser, Seattle, March 10, 1956),” SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 13, October 1957, pp. 4-9.‡
• “Resolution on the Negro Struggle,”* (May 25, 1957; presented to the Seventeenth National Convention), SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 11, September 1957, pp. 1-11.‡
• “Presentation in Support of ‘Resolution on the Negro Struggle’ at the Seventeenth National Convention,”* (June 1957), SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 14, October 1957, pp. 3-11.
• “Summary Remarks on Negro Discussion at the Seventeenth National Convention,”* (June 1957), SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 14, October 1957, pp. 12-15.‡
• “Editorial Changes to ‘Resolution on the Negro Struggle’,”* (September 21, 1957), SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 12, No. 11, September 1957, p. D.
• “Statement on the Edited Version of the P.C. Resolution on ‘The Class Struggle Road to Negro Equality’,”* (September 22, 1957), SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 18, No. 14, October 1957, pp. 1-2.
• “To the P.C.,”* (October 10, 1957), attached to Club Exec. Minutes, No. 18, November 5, 1957, 1 p. (on Little Rock crisis)‡
• “Resolution on the Little Rock Crisis,”* (submitted to the January 1958 Plenum of the National Committee), SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 19, No. 1, 1958, pp. 1-11.
• “To Farrell [Dobbs],”* co-authored with Clara Kaye, (January 22, 1958), attached to Club Exec. Minutes, No. 2, January 23, 1958, 5 pp. (on Communist Party and Gatesites)
• “Plenum Discussion of Cuban Question. Part II—Discussion from Floor,”* SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 22, No. 2, February 1961, pp. 15-17.
• “To the Political Committee,”* (June 1, 1962), SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 23, No. 9, October 1962, pp. 10-14. (on crisis of leadership in civil rights movement)
• Motion made at June 14-17, 1962 National Committee Plenum Discussion on World Movement*; later withdrawn, 1 p.
• “Plenum Discussion of World Movement. Part 3,”* SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 23, No. 6, November 1962,
  pp. 7-12.
• “Plenum Discussion on Negro Struggle. Extended Remarks,”* SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 23, No. 9, October 1962, pp. 15-22.
• “Plenum Discussion on Negro Struggle. Summary,”* SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 23, No. 9, October 1962, pp. 40-41.
• “To the Editor of The Militant,”* (January 30, 1963), attached to P.C. Minutes, No. 1, January 25, 1963, 4 pp. (on seniority and black workers)
• “Revolutionary Integration—Draft Resolution on the Negro Struggle,”* SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 24, No. 28, June 1963, pp. 1-45.
• “Political Resolution submitted to the 21st National Convention of the SWP, 1965, adopted by the Seattle Branch,”* co-authored with Clara Kaye, SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 25, No. 8, [1965], pp. 1-62.
• “Radical Laborism versus Bolshevik Leadership, The Organization Problem of the S.W.P.,”* co-authored with Clara Kaye, SWP Discussion Bulletin, Vol. 25, No. 14, [1965], pp. 1-28.
• “To Ed [Shaw], National Office, SWP,”* (July 13, 1965), attached to P.C. Minutes, No. 8, July 16, 1965, 2 pp.
• “To the Political Committee,”* (December 13, 1965), SWP Internal Information Bulletin, July 1966, pp. 11-20.‡
• “To: Comrade Ed Shaw and the National Committee, SWP,” by Seattle Branch, SWP, and the national Kirk-Kaye Tendency, (March 8, 1966), SWP Internal Information Bulletin, July 1966, pp. 32-35.
• “Statement of Resignation from the S.W.P.,”* co-authored with 27 others, (April 9, 1966), SWP Internal Information Bulletin, July 1966, pp. 51-61.
• “Why We Left the Socialist Workers Party,”* co-authored with Clara Kaye, Frank Krasnowsky, David Dreiser and Waymon Ware, June 1966, 8 pp.‡
• “Call to a Conference of the Freedom Socialist Party of Washington to Reconstitute the Party as a Permanent Membership Organization,” co-authored with Waymon Ware, Arthur Mink, Gloria Martin, Frank Krasnowsky, Fred Berg and Gus Carlson (Executive Committee, FSP), July 1966, 2 pp.
• “Report of an Observer: First National Conference of Spartacist League Marked by Seriousness and Youth,” The Freedom Socialist, Vol. 1, No. 2, November 5, 1966, pp. 8-9.
• “Greetings Delivered to the Spartacist Conference,” The Freedom Socialist, Vol. 1, No. 2, November 5, 1966,
  p. 9.
• “In Defence of the Chinese Revolution,”* co-authored with David Dreiser and Frank Krasnowsky (for the Freedom Socialist Party of Washington), January 1967, 10 pp.
• “Program of the Freedom Socialist Party (Adopted at Founding Conference, July, 1966),” co-authored with Waymon Ware, July 1967, 8 pp.
• “Revolutionary Integration: the Dialectics of Black Liberation,”* Revolutionary Age, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1968, pp. 13-57.
• “The Emancipation of Women,”* co-authored with Clara Kaye, Revolutionary Age, Vol. 1, No. 3, 1968,
  pp. 17-25.
• “Crisis and Leadership. Part One: The Crisis,”* co-authored with Clara Kaye, FSP pamphlet, 1969, 76 pp.
• “Socialism and Black Liberation,”* co-authored with Ian Parry, Revolutionary Age, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1974,
  pp. 25-52.
• “A Letter to American Trotskyists: Too Little, Too Late (Memorandum on the Problems of Building a Revolutionary Party),”* Revolutionary Age, Vol. 3,
  No. 4, 1974/75, pp. 17-43.‡
• “Marxist Perspectives on Black Liberation,” 1970s, 29 pp.
• “For Rebuilding CAPA on a Mass Base,” mid-1970s, 1 p. (on the Coalition Against Police Abuse in Los Angeles)
• “Preface to the First Edition of the First Volume of the Documents of Black Revolt,” October 1978, 3 pp.
• “Prospectus and Attachment: IV. The Economics of Slavery,” (undated), Spartacist League/U.S. Internal Discussion Bulletin, Whole No. 42, August 1983,
  pp. 10-15.
• “Once Again Caste,” with I. Parry, April 21, 1984, 9 pp.
• To 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, U.S. Courthouse, San Francisco, May 7, 1987, 1 p. (demanding release of Geronimo Pratt)

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