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Featured Documents

A Troubling Smile
–c. 1971–
An older man lifting up a woman's shirt, in a jumbled-up moment on the Ave
Back to the City
–3/17/78–
The Berkeley Barb devoted four pages to the new "Back to the City", or urban homesteading, movement — of which the IUH was a perfect examplar
Bus Drivers ‘Sick’
–10/73–
A largely black and female workforce took action to achieve pay equity
The Krech Family’s Cameo in “The Graduate”
–12/22/67–
Director Mike Nichols used a well-known Telegraph Avenue couple to suggest a new loosening in American culture
Campus Grounds Accessibility Audit
–September 1976–
The 1000-page report was the first campus environmental survey of its kind
Berkeley College Prep A Success
–06/18/1975–
A different narrative about minority achievement and experimental schools.
Invitation to Black Mime Show
–4/20/74–
"a black face...which portrays through corporal silence the spirit of all human experience"
Design for Independent Living
–1979–
An overview of this radical design manual and ethnographic study of Berkeley's crip culture
Pete Seeger’s letter to Ecology Action
–02/02/1970–
The legendary folksinger had little patience for the "long-winded" style of the Declaration of Interdependence