Archive for February, 1969


Berkeley Strikers Battle Police

Archive Entry Date: 2/28/1969

Battles between strikers and police led to greater support for the TWLF among students and TAs

Berkeley, Son of SF State

Archive Entry Date: 2/28/1969

An analysis—from a later Pulitzer Prize winner—of how the two TWLFs converged and diverged

Demonstration to free Huey

Archive Entry Date: 2/27/1969

Free Huey

twLF Communiqué #8

Archive Entry Date: 2/24/1969

The twLF held the "first session of the Third World College," grounding their struggle in educational self-determination, not police brutality or the street struggle

Cal TA’s in the Soup

Archive Entry Date: 2/21/1969

The Cal TA union voted to strike after 17 TAs were busted on a TWLF picket line

twLF Negotiation Notes

Archive Entry Date: 2/1969

The strategy for negotiations with the University

Campus in Clouds of Tear Gas

Archive Entry Date: 2/1969

Police turned the Cal campus into a militarized war zone

The TWLF marching on Sproul Plaza

Archive Entry Date: 2/1969

Manuel Delgado, of the Mexican American Students Confederation, heading up a TWLF rally

Chancellor Heyns on the State of Emergency

Archive Entry Date: 02/5/1969

A crucial moment: Chancellor Heyns asked Governor Reagan to declare a 'state of emergency' and bring in police from elsewhere

Support from SF State Graduate Teachers Union

Archive Entry Date: 1/20/69

SF State's graduate teachers union wrote a letter in support of twLF