The Berkeley Revolution
A digital archive of the East Bay's transformation in the late-1960s & 1970s
PROJECTS
The Flatlands’ War on Poverty
Berkeley Women’s Music Collective
The Asian Community Library
The Black Panthers’ Education Revolution
The Integral Urban House
The Countercultural Kitchen
A Place for Every Body
The Secret History of Recycling
Pacific Center
Threads of Rebellion
Citizens vs. Developers
The Women and Girls of Telegraph Ave
Berkeley’s Public Schools
The Rainbow Sign
The Third World Liberation Front
Transgender Berkeley
PEOPLE
Nacio Jan Brown, photographer
Mary Ann Pollar, activist and impresario
PLACES
Telegraph Avenue
The Keystone
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James Baldwin Contact Sheet
Archive Entry Date: 5/3/76
Mary Ann Pollar and Baldwin appear here as comrades and co-authors of the Rainbow Sign
Gemini Directory of the Transgendered World
Archive Entry Date: 1976
A directory by and for trans people with listings from around the world
Desegregation’s Results: Berkeley No Longer Has a Siberia
Archive Entry Date: 4/21/1976
The black-oriented Oakland Post offered a positive take on school desegregation in Berkeley
Rainbow Sign Presents Alice Walker
Archive Entry Date: 4/09/1976
Rainbow Sign was, like Alice Walker's real and imagined worlds, populated by uncompromising black women
April ’76
Archive Entry Date: 4/1/76
Local band heavy in April '76
Post Office Harasses Trans Worker
Archive Entry Date: 3/26/1976
A modern-sounding defense of transgender rights
“Desegregation is Failing to Meet Education Goals”
Archive Entry Date: 03/17/1976
The Berkeley Gazette put a strongly negative spin on a superintendent's report on desegregation
School Expenses Error Discovered
Archive Entry Date: 03/13/1976
A half-million dollar overestimate in expenses potentially halved the budget deficit
Thomas Responds to Auditors
Archive Entry Date: 03/05/1976
Thomas responds to his detractors, laying the blame for the budget crisis squarely at the feet of the school board and superintendent.
“Shenanigans but no fraud”
Archive Entry Date: 03/03/1976
An independent audit of BUSD's budget practices found something funny with the money, but no illegal activity.
School Board Nixes Tax Hike Vote
Archive Entry Date: 03/02/1976
Director Louise Stoll's proposal to put a tax-rate hike on the ballot fell short
Weather Critique of Teacher Strike
Archive Entry Date: 1/16/1976
The Barb on the fractures that made the teachers' strike difficult
Drawing from the Laurel’s Kitchen Cookbook
Archive Entry Date: 1976
An artist's depiction of a 70s counterculture kitchen.
Jayne Cortez at the Rainbow Sign: Berkeley ’75
Archive Entry Date: 1976
A tribute, in Yardbird, to Rainbow Sign's "sisterly feeling" and Jayne Cortez's poetic wit and power
Giving Children the Gift of Identity
Archive Entry Date: 12/17/1975
Black children's literature advocates for positive self-esteem, not just reading comprehension.
Berkeley Teachers Strike
Archive Entry Date: Winter 1975-76
From the Weather Underground, a critical and radical take on the Berkeley teachers' strike
Proposal to Settle Strike ‘Vindicates’ Teacher Stand
Archive Entry Date: 10/31/75
The resolution of the Berkeley teachers' strike was a victory, said the California AFL-CIO
Win Some, Lose Some
Archive Entry Date: 10/31/75
The teachers' strike was a draw, according to the Barb's city-beat reporter
Teachers Strikes in 11 States Keep Million Pupils Home
Archive Entry Date: 9/6/75
When Berkeley teachers walked out, they were part of a wave of labor protest
Berkeley Teachers Strike Over Pay Cut
Archive Entry Date: 9/4/1975
Cutbacks triggered the first teachers' strike in Berkeley city history
September 1975
Archive Entry Date: 9/1/75
Commander Cody one night and John Lee Hooker the next. The Keystone could handle it all.
August 1975
Archive Entry Date: 8/1/75
Local reggae acts and legendary Blues men at the Keystone in the summer
“Cleo Overstreet, Novelist”
Archive Entry Date: 7/4/1975
example of R.S. elevating innovative artists whose work was under appreciated then and and too often forgotten
July 1975
Archive Entry Date: 7/1/75
The James Cotton Blues Band, Roy Ayers, and Graham Central Station made for a funky summer
A Rainbow of Poetry: The Berkeley Marathon
Archive Entry Date: 7/1/1975
Rainbow Sign sponsored the longest poetry marathon ever, according to the Guinness Book of World Records
Berkeley College Prep A Success
Archive Entry Date: 06/18/1975
A different narrative about minority achievement and experimental schools.
Bill Thomas Resigns
Archive Entry Date: 06/17/1975
Looming deficits prompted the district's business manager to resign under a cloud
Keystone Berkeley calendar June 1975
Archive Entry Date: 6/1/1975
A typically wide-ranging lineup of artists
An Exploration of the Integral Urban House
Archive Entry Date: c. 1975-1980
Video from a tour of the Integral Urban House in its heyday
Malcolm X Celebration
Archive Entry Date: 05/14/1975
Berkeley's Black Studies program held an arts celebration to remember
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