Black and Red Press
In 1969, some collaborators on the periodical moved to Detroit and became the nucleus of a group that established the Detroit Printing Co-op a year later. Volunteer printers and helpers produced over twenty Black & Red titles as well as numerous community and radical books and pamphlets. Experiences at the print shop led to an appreciation of non-intellectual labor and to insights into libertarian social relations.
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- Category: publishing house
- Website: https://www.blackandred.org/
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- Email: books@blackandred.org (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Black and Red Press — Official Website (official)
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In 1969, some collaborators on the periodical moved to Detroit and became the nucleus of a group that established the Detroit Printing Co-op a year later. Volunteer printers and helpers produced over twenty Black & Red titles as well as numerous community and radical books and pamphlets. Experiences at the print shop led to an appreciation of non-intellectual labor and to insights into libertarian social relations.
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