Archive for May, 1971


Asian Student Retreat

Archive Entry Date: 5/31/71

From Berkeley High's 1971 yearbook, a poem, portraits, and reflections on an Asian Studies retreat

The Role of the Church and the Survival Program

Archive Entry Date: 5/15/1971

Father Earl Neil delineated how the Black Panthers could tap into the historic power of the Black church

A Talk With the Students of the Huey P. Newton Intercommunal Youth Institute

Archive Entry Date: 05/08/71

Students of the newly founded IYI talk Panther ideology and history.

“A Middle Interlude: What They’re Saying About Makeup on Men.”

Archive Entry Date: June 1971

"One unisexual person, a boy, in makeup is more revolutionary than any bombing."

Charles Brown

Archive Entry Date: 1971

Brown brought his activist orientation and love of the arts to Rainbow Sign

E.J. Montgomery

Archive Entry Date: 1970s

Black Art consultant extraordinaire

Asian Studies Program Summary

Archive Entry Date: 1971

"It is indeed a minor miracle the Division has survived its first year."

Corner of Dwight and Dana

Archive Entry Date: c. 1971

A historic intersection remembered as the site of experimental ramping by two access revolutionaries