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Turning the Tide: L.A. Anti-Racism Newsletter
SPC.2021.006
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Contributing Institution:
California State University Dominguez Hills, Gerth Archives and Special Collections
Title: Turning the Tide: L.A. Anti-Racism Newsletter
Creator:
People Against Racist Terror
Identifier/Call Number: SPC.2021.006
Physical Description:
1 box
Physical Description:
.42 Linear Feet
Date (inclusive): December 1994-August 2017
Language of Material:
English
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This collection contains issues of the "Turning the Tide" newsletter, published by People Against Racist Terror (PART). Topics
include: social justice, racism, colonialism, incarceration, political and social movements, anti-fascism, anti-war, and other
related topics.
"ANTI-RACIST ACTION-LOS ANGELES/PEOPLE AGAINST RACIST TERROR (ARA-LA/PART), publisher of TURNING THE TIDE, has been fighting
fascism since we began in 1987. Our goal is to help build a movement to uproot and overcome organized, institutionalized and
internalized white supremacy and all forms of oppression and exploitation. We believe that decolonization, ending the ongoing
land theft, genocide, slavery and settler colonial capitalism on which our current destructive state, society and economic
system are based, is the path to building communities of solidarity, resistance and liberation. We must fight for a future
of liberation, justice, freedom, equality and ecologically sustainable co-evolution for the whole planet."
Sources: "About" Retrieved from: https://antiracist.org/about/
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Racism
Politics
Social justice
Los Angeles (Calif.)