...Maya C. Sandler Abstract This article explores the creation of the Over 60 Health Clinic in Berkeley, California, during the mid-1970s. Developed by a local network of the activist group Gray Panthers, the clinic offered screening and preventive care to elderly clients and was intended to serve...

... Madison and also on a broader scale. We have conducted live interviews with workers from Caterpillar; run a regular segment where people from the Grey Panthers as well as younger workers, mostly unorganized, speak about their work experi- ences; and have broadcast a live interview from Paris...

... with Consistency,” September 8, 1979, Box “SAGE, NY (1344),” Folder “SAGE, NY—History + Development, 1977–1984,” SAGE Organizational Files, Lesbian Herstory Archives (hereafter cited as SOF). 11. See, e.g., Sanjek, Gray Panthers ; and Estes, Aging Enterprise . 12. For examples of scholarship...

... activists, the East Bay Gray Panthers (EBGP), and its establishment of the Over 60 Health Clinic in Berkeley, California. In both content and form the clinic centered older adults, focusing on prevention, education, and maintenance rather than acute and outcome-oriented care. The EBGP grouped health care...

... women’s activism in Bal- timore, Maryland. Jacqueline Francis teaches art history at the California College of the Arts. She has published in American Art, Callaloo, Mississippi Quarterly, Nka, and Third Text. Her book Race-ing Mod- ernism: Malvin Gray Johnson, Yasuo Kuniyoshi, Max Weber...

...: Office of Professional Standards: A One Year Analysis . Chicago : Chicago Law Enforcement Study Group , 1976 . Bittner Egon . “ The Capacity to Use Force as the Core of the Police Role .” In Police in America , edited by Skolnick Jerome H. and Gray T. C. , 61 – 68 . Boston...

... communications, FBI leaders purported that the country faced the beginnings of a domestic revolution led by “urban guerrillas” such as the Black Liberation Army (BLA) and the Weather Underground Organization (WUO). On November 22, 1972, L. Patrick Gray III, the recent successor to Hoover as the bureau’s...

... and sexist state practices” shape “the density and velocity” of the harms sex workers (and other “sexually policed” people) face, writes Anne Gray Fischer. 10 The sex worker theorist and abolitionist Chanelle Gallant told me that reckoning with this reality was politically “catalyzing” for her. Organizing...

...: Grey Fox Press, 1981). For a different perspective, see Lourdes Arguelles and B. Ruby Rich, ”Homosexuality, Homophobia, and Revolution: Notes Toward an Understanding of the Cuban Lesbian and Gay Experience,” in Hidden From History: Reclaiming the Gay and Lesbian Past, ed. Martin Duberman, Martha...

... for the Privileged,” Boston Globe, July 9, 2004. See also Jason B. Johnson, “Shades of Gray in Black Enrollment: Immigrants’ Rising Numbers a Concern to Some Activists,” San Francisco Chronicle, February 22, 2005; Cara Anna, “More Immigrants among Blacks at Colleges,” Associated Press Online, April...

... at an important moment for Cuba’s relationship to the world. As the revolution completed a decade in power, some of its allies shifted. As it embarked on a period of cultural repression that came to be called the quinquennio gris (gray period) by 1971, it lost previous supporters in the global arena...

... to protest the murder of Freddie Gray, the FBI used infrared cameras to conduct aerial surveillance on protesters.19 The use of techniques of surveillance against black resistance movements is nothing new, however; it harks back to the counter- intelligence program (COINTELPRO) that began in 1956...

... (New York: St. Martin’s, 1992), 160; Allen Young, Gays under the Cuban Revolution (San Francisco: Grey Fox, 1981), 9–13. Also see Rosalie Schwartz, Pleasure Island: Tourism and Temptation in Cuba (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press...

... Commentators and scholars have viewed these moves as retreats from the front lines of activism to an essentially passive undertaking or, alternately, have described these decades as a “relatively dormant period” in consumer activism. 7 For example, in 1977, literary critic Francine du Plessix Gray...

.../AIDS as a problem both of illness and of caregiving. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2024 HIV/AIDS AIDS Quilt prison activism carceral state A fireworks pattern of brightly colored paint bursts out from behind gray bars sewn...

... Panthers’ Fred Hampton, but it inflamed movement fragmentation, exacerbating movement militance while dampening enthusiasm for participation in other quarters. Thus the groundwork was laid for the post-Sixties re- trenchment that reached its apex during the Reagan-Bush-Clintonyears. AFTERMATH...