Back issues may be ordered, either individually ($5 each) or as part of subscription. An anthology of selections from the first five issues of Race Traitor has been published by Routledge (1996) and is available for ordering online from New Abolitionist Books.
Back Issues Available
Editorial: Abolish the White Race; Two Who Said "No" to Whiteness: Boston Public Schools, 1962-1975; Lydia Maria Child and the Example of John Brown; The American Intifada; Bridges and Boundaries: Black-Jewish Relations; Reading, 'Riting, and Race; Civil War Reenactments and Other Myths; The White Question; Malcolm X Beyond Labels; Letter from Europe.
The L.A. Rebellion of 1992; My Problem with Multicultural Education; Running the Ball in Crown Point; Gangsta' Rap: Live on the Stage of History; Huckleberry Finn: Race Traitor; Immigrants and Whites; Crossover Dreams: The "exceptional white" in popular culture; Letters; Editors' Report
Who Lost an American?; Back From Hell: Black Power and Treason to Whiteness Inside Prison Walls; Letters from Lucasville; Free to Be Me; Richmond Journal: Thirty Years of Black & White; Panic, Rage and Reason on the Long Island Railroad; Out of Whiteness; Interview with Student Activists; Can I Get a Witness?; Comparative History and Sociology of Racism; The White Worker and the Labor Movement; Reviews; Editorials; When does the unreasonable act make sense?; AntiFascism, "Anti-racism," and Abolition
Manifesto of a Dead Daughter; Police-Assisted Homicide; White Silence, White Solidarity; Family Matters; Abolish the Jewish Caste; Lucasville Update; White Blues; Fiction; Poetry; Exchange with a Socialist; Reviews.
Editorials; Aux Armes! Formez Vos Bataillons!; Until It Hurts; Beyond History; Exchange with a National Socialist; Black Siouxie Tells of Daily Life; Running in Vicious Circles: Racism and the African Drum; Headgear; Black-Jewish Conflict in the Labor Context: Race, Jobs and Insititutional Power; Reviews.
White History Month, by Patricia Eakins; Copwatch, by Selena and Katrina; Memories of the Children's Crusade, by Beth Henson; Other Races, Exchange; Latinos: The Indian Escape Hatch, by William Javier Nelson; Illegal Alien: A Homecoming Address, and Telling Times (poem), by Lilian Friedberg; Ray Sprigle, Pioneer, by Richard Rees; The First Woman in the Republic, Sacred Hunger, Books Briefly Noted; Letters
Abolitionism on the Campus; Whiteness in Early Virginia; Autonomous Zone Statement to Anti-Racist Network; American Dreaming; Race and Enlightment:From Anti-Semitism to White Supremacy; Blackface, Jackstraws, & Tin Paneling; Changing Race; Poetry; Reviews; Letters.
Black and White and Dead All Over: The Lucasville Insurrection; Privilege on Holiday; Team Players; Chiapas & Montana: Tierra Y Libertad; Repackaging Segregation? A History of the Magnet School System in Montclair, New Jersey; Constructively Demoted; Review: The Redneck Manifesto; Letters.
Special Issue: Surrealism - Revolution Against Whiteness, edited by Franklin Rosemont. The Chicago Surrealist Group: Introduction; Surrealists on Whiteness, from 1925 to the Present; Franklin Rosemont: Surrealism - Revolution Against Whiteness; J. Allen Fees: Burning the Days; Dave Roediger: Plotting Against Eurocentrism; Pierre Mabille: The Marvelous Basis of a Free Society; Philip Lamantia: The Days Fall Asleep with Riddles; The Surrealist Group of Madrid: Beyond Anti-Racism; Penelope Rosemont: Nancy Cunard - "Thinking Sympathetically Black"; Nancy Cunard: "Does Anyone Know Any Negroes?" (1931); Myrna Bell Rochester: René Crevel: Critic of White Patriarchy; René Crevel: The Black Woman in the Brothel (1931); Surrealist Group of France: Murderous Humanitarianism (1932); Ronnie Burk: Racist Clichés in the U.S.A.; Irene Plazewska: Dream Constellations; Paul Garon: Psychiatry's White Problem - Racism as Therapy; Eric Bragg: Miserabilism and the New Eugenics; Larry Romano: Oh Sisters of Haiti; Artur do Cruzeiro Seixas: My Escape to Africa; Franklin Rosemont: Jacques Vaché, One-Man War Against Whiteness; Joseph Jablonski: Lord Buckley; Ron Sakolsky: Harry Smith's American Dreamscape; Charles Radcliffe: Whitewashing the Blues; Daniel C. Boyer: Are You Crazy? Mental Illness & Whiteness; The Surrealist Movement in the U.S.: For Tyree Guyton; Hilary Booth: We're Sorry He's Not Sorry.
REVIEWS: Ronnie Burk: The Forecast Is Hot! Tracts of the Surrealist Movement in the U.S., 1966-1976, by Franklin Rosemont, Penelope Rosemont and Paul Garon. . .126 /// Dennis Brutus: Black on White: Black Writers on What it Means to Be White, edited by Dave Roediger. . .128 /// Tom Moon: Blues and the Poetic Spirit by Paul Garon. . .129 /// F. R.: Somewhere in Advance of Nowhere by Jayne Cortez. . .131 /// Dave Roediger: Yo' Mama's Disfunktional by Robin D. G. Kelley. . .132 /// Rachel Blackwell: The Story of Mary MacLane & Other Writings, edited by Penelope Rosemont. . .134 /// Warren Leming: From Bughouse Square to the Beat Generation: Selected Ravings of Slim Brundage, edited/introduced by Franklin Rosemont. . . 135 /// Peter Lamborn Wilson: Paschal Beverly Randolph: A 19th˙2DCentury Black American Spiritualist, Rosicrucian and Sex Magician by John P. Deveney. . .137 /// F. R.: Bed of Sphinxes by Philip Lamantia. . .138. ILLUSTRATIONS: Victor Brauner, Ronnie Burk, Laura Corsigilia, Artur do Cruzeiro Seixas, Robert Green, Ted Joans, Ribitch, Marko Ristic, Franklin Rosemont, Penelope Rosemont, Joel Williams, Haifa Zangana.
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