Radical America vol. 4, no. 3
Date
April 1970
Credits
- Detroit Printing Co-op 14
- Richard Hibberd Cover Designer
- Don McKelvey 2 Typesetter
Format
- Magazine 652
Type of Work
- Finished work 5482
Printers
Publishers
Techniques
- staple bound 76
- 2-color printing 60
Dimensions
5 × 8 in
Printed Pages
80
Locations Made
- Detroit 91
"The first publication to come out of the Print Co-op was this issue of Radical America. It is proceedings from that year’s Socialist Scholars Conference. The person in the cover image might be Czech Marxist philosopher Karl Kautsky. Inside, there is a one-page ad for Black & Red that is critical of “Marxist scholars.” It shows a portrait of Karl Marx with his eyes covered (like the cover photo), with text that reads, “If you regard the theoretical attitude as the only genuinely human attitude ... don’t read B & R.” Text at the bottom of the ad quotes Marx: “The philo-sphers have only interpreted the world in various ways, the point, however is to change it.”"
The Detroit Printing Co-op by Danielle Aubert.
Front cover.