African Activist Archive

Contents: Introduction • What It Means to be an Organizer • I. Laying the Foundation • So You Want to Start a Movement; Style; Goals/Ideology/Analysis; Problems, Co-operation/Repression/Apathy/Transience; Rhetoric; Demands/Negotiations • II. The Organization • The Contribution of Feminism to Socialism; Non-Violence; Meeting People's Needs; Group Dynamics; Decision Making; Leadership/Organizational Structure; Large Organizations; Affinity Groups; Chairing a Meeting • Roads to Radicalization • III. Building the Campaign • Tactics, Research, Leaflets and Leafleting, Petitions, Dorm Discussions, Teach-ins, Outreach and Canvassing, Guerrilla Theatre, Rallies, Pickets, Vigils, Fasts, Marches, Boycotts, Sit-ins, Strikes • IV. Skills • The Day of Action, Fundraising, Publicity, Reproduction, Media, Monitor, Role Playing, Equipment, Security, Getting Busted, Getting Beaten • V. Relations With Other Groups • VI. Appendices • Sectarians, Progressive Labor Party, Revolutionary Communist Party, Communist Party of the United States of America, Socialist Workers Party, Other Assorted Sectarians • Suggested Reading • Anarchism

African Activist Archive

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