30 Seconds To Zero: The Crusader Collection is an assemblage of the work of Mabel and Robert F. Williams from their newsletter The Crusader. From its inception in Monroe, North Carolina (Terror Town, USA) The Crusader appealed for Black militancy and armed self-defense. It was the official propaganda organ of the first Black self-defense militia activated as a security force for the civil rights movement and local NAACP.
Mabel Williams’ pivotal contributions to revolutionary history have been largely left in the whirlwind, and she is cited infrequently compared to her husband and co-author. With this compilation, find her restoration as a dear ancestor of the Black Liberatory Tradition in her own right. The insights of Mabel and Robert F. Williams are so prescient that they cut across time.
Author(s): Mabel Williams; Robert F. Williams
Publisher: The Rookery Press
Year: 2022
Table of Contents
Introduction
- The Kissing Case
- Exile
-- “What self defense actions or models would be appropriate today?”
-- “Can there be a revolution without a radical feminism, and how did your movement challenge cis-hetero-patriarchy [“male supremacy”], and what advice would you give to revolutionary women of color?”
-- “On the problem of self-destructive violence today”
-- “Do you believe nonviolent revolution is possible in the United States and around the world, why or why not?”
The New Left: Old Ideas in a New Front
USA: The Potential of a Minority Revolution Part 1
USA: The Potential of a Minority Revolution Part 2
USA: The Potential of a Minority Revolution Part 3
Reconstitute Afro-American Art to Remold Black Souls
Afro-Americans & Slick John Kennedy
Justice and The Crusader
Reveille For Black Folks
