Revolution in the Air

Love and Revolution
Signe Waller's story/memoir about her life, the Communist Workers Party 5, and the Greensboro Massacre.
"Signe Waller gives us in this moving memoir an important piece of the hidden history of our time. Her story tells us so much about our country, about things to be ashamed of, and about people to be proud of."
---Howard Zinn, Boston University

The New Left Revisited
edited by John McMillian and Paul Buhle
"This excellent collection of essays on the New Left helps mark the coming of age of a rising generation of scholars, too young to have experienced the 1960s but committed to bringing new scholarly questions to the study of the decade."
---Alan Brinkley, Columbia University, and author of Liberalism and Its Discontents

Outlaw Woman
by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
A founder of the feminist movement tells of her life as a radical activist and revolutionary.
" This is a wonderfully evocative account of a remarkable life: harrowing and joyful, searching and achieving, a life that brings together threads of a complex, troubled, and rewarding era, a life that really made a difference to moving towards a more humane and just world"
---Noam Chomsky

Discussion

A Special Section of the Winter 2003 issue of Freedom Road magazine is devoted to a discussion of the issues raised in Revolution in the Air.

Exchange between Max Elbaum and Dennis O'Neil
This is a earlier discussion of lessons of the New Communist Movement by Max Elbaum and Dennis O'Neil of the Freedom Road Socialist Organization which is posted on Freedom Road's web site.