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This folder contains pages from various issues of the New England Students for a Democratic Society's regional newsletter. The articles contained within give various updates on SDS activity, especially in Massachusetts.

This folder contains volume 2 issue 5 of the 'SDS Bulletin,' published in February 1964 It contains reported updates from different chapters of Students for a Democratic Society, as well as articles describing political and socioeconomic issues.

This folder contains a variety of publications created and distributed by Students for a Democratic Society. Among the topics discussed are the Black Panther party, the Vietnam War, and institutionalized racism.

This folder contains several pieces of material printed and distributed by Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) that deal with a variety of topics. Among the materials are several flies that encourage a strike of General Motors (GM), publications that criticize both America's complicity in South African Apartheid and the racism in American society, as well as several pieces that vocalize opposition to the continued presence of the American military in South-East Asia.

This folder contains several short papers and articles written by members of Students for a Democratic Society. Among the topics discussed are racial inequality, the Vietnam War, American communists, and the Chinese communist revolution.

This folder contains a variety of papers written by members of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). Among the topics discussed are institutionalized racism, the Vietnam War, and SDS itself.

This folder contains volume 1 number 8 of the 'SDS Regional Newsletter,' dated March 8, 1966, which was written and published by Students for a Democratic Society.

These publications are about the abolition of prison slavery in the United States that was made possible by the Thirteenth Amendment. The folder contains three issues of 'The Abolitionist': the first issue (Volume 3, No. I) subtitled "Bridging the Abyss," the second "Prison Slavery in the 13th Amendment: An Introduction to the CAPS Pamphlet," the third (Volume 3, No. 2). All issues included letters of testimony from inmates and articles describing the difficult conditions prison inmates experience. The issues also contain forms that could be used to collect signatures towards a petition to "Abolish Prison Slavery."

(Volume II, No. I [April 1971]) "A publication of the Radical Libertarian Alliance" this source is described as a "monthly publication of Libertarian commentary" that was based in New York City. This issue includes articles entitled, "On the Importance of Knowing Your Enemy: U.S. Imperialism and Movement Strategy" written by Vincent Ninelli, "Amman: New Lesson in People's War" written by Stephen P. Holbrook, and "Revolution in Eritrea" written by John Brotschol.

The AgBiz Tiller is a newsletter that covers the exchange of goods and services between those who produce food in the agriculture business and the businesses and corporations that purchase them. It takes a stance against increasing corporatization, while noting that there still exists a small amount of hope for independent agriculture. Notable topics include the monopolization of the industry through vertical integration, the increasing levels of concentration of agriculture assets by a small number of corporations, and the resulting decrease in consumer choice. This newsletter is Issue No. 11 & 12 (November 1978).