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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School Fine For Administrators
Archive Entry Date: 04/03/1975
The administration of experimental schools once again proved problematic for the district
“Teachers Vote ‘No’ to Strike”
Archive Entry Date: 04/03/1975
Disorder between Berkeley's many teacher organizations and their respective ballots contributes to frustration with negotiations.
Administrative Staff Cut
Archive Entry Date: 04/02/1975
Superintendent Wilson recommended cuts to administrators involved in early educational development
The Bloods
Archive Entry Date: 1975
Lesbians had "natural rhythm," the BWMC proclaimed in this "self-help" song about menstruation
An Organic House Grows in Berkeley
Archive Entry Date: 3/4/1975
The Daily Cal chronicled, skeptically, the construction of the Integral Urban House
Tryin’ To Survive (the BWMC’s second album)
Archive Entry Date: 1978
The Collective's broadened their musical palette on their second album
The Integral Urban House under construction
Archive Entry Date: c. 1975
A view of the lush backyard garden and half-finished Integral Urban House
The shop in the former garage
Archive Entry Date: c. 1975
A look inside the shop, full of industrial machinery and power tools
The Berkeley Music Collective Songbook
Archive Entry Date: 1975
A powerfully illustrated document of DIY feminist-lesbian liberation
Foreword to Rag Theater
Archive Entry Date: 1975
Thomas Farber's poetic and sharply etched portrait of life on Telegraph Ave
Photograph of Mardi Gras Indian
Archive Entry Date: c. 1970s
New Orleans comes to Rainbow Sign
The Story of Suzy Cooke
Archive Entry Date: 1974
An extensive interview about a trans woman's life in 1970s Berkeley
Suzy Cooke on Angela Douglas
Archive Entry Date: 12/31/1974
The two met while working in Berkeley
Characteristics of Contrasting Chinatowns
Archive Entry Date: 1976
A portrait of Oakland's Chinatown community, by a mental health worker looking to improve outreach
East Bay Gay Opens New Center
Archive Entry Date: 12/19/74
When East Bay Gay opened its brick-and-mortar Pacific Center, it signalled a new inclusiveness
Intercommunal Youth Institute Students Stage “A Children’s November”
Archive Entry Date: 11/30/74
Students offered a radical re-working of the Thanksgiving story at the IYI Thanksgiving play
Free Curbside Pickup Recycles Berkeley’s Old Newspapers
Archive Entry Date: 11/15/74
A year in, the Ecology Center struggled to keep running its newspaper recycling program
Keep Black Studies in Ethnic Studies!
Archive Entry Date: 11/11/1974
The struggle to halt the divide & conquer strategy of the University.
Redwoods, Lovely Women, New Culture: Amazon Music Project
Archive Entry Date: 10/74
The Collective lent their music to a politically charged, clothing-optional feminist festival in the Santa Cruz mountains
Tuesday Menu
Archive Entry Date: 1974-1975
Rainbow Sign served food for the body as well as the soul
New Curriculum Coordinator at Intercommunal Youth Institute
Archive Entry Date: 09/14/74
Dr. Bill Moore, History of Consciousness expert, joins the IYI faculty
East Bay Gay Split ‘Not Real’
Archive Entry Date: 8/30/1974
East Bay Gay was a social service agency, not a social club, said its director, in response to a controversy that threatened it
Bifurcate East Bay Gay Group
Archive Entry Date: 8/9/74
A group of "users" of East Bay Gay spoke harshly of its "directorship"
Transsexuals’ Dilemma
Archive Entry Date: 7/12-18/1974
A TERF writes about Angela and she shows her true colors
Pacific Center Founders at Gay Freedom Day Parade
Archive Entry Date: 6/30/74
Pacific Center founders Jim Green and Richard Boxer, in the year of the Center's establishment
Photos from Oakland Community School, Set 3
Archive Entry Date: 6/1974
From a noted Movement photographer, indelible images of playing together and cooking together at OCS
Photos from Oakland Community School, Set 2
Archive Entry Date: 6/1974
From a noted Movement photographer, resonant images of music and joy at OCS
Photos from Oakland Community School, Set 1
Archive Entry Date: 6/24/74
From a noted Movement photographer, images of teachers and students playing games outside together
Poetry: “I feel…I hurt…I cry…I educate… I recognize…”
Archive Entry Date: 06/15/74
Poems by IYI students showcase creativity and passion.
From Country to Jazz—A Snap
Archive Entry Date: 6/14/1974
What was old is new again. The Great American String Band combine styles to make something new at the Keystone Berkeley
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