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Liberator Table of Contents
| Issue | pg. | Title | Author |
| 1961/03 | 1 | The Death of Lumumba | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/05 | 1 | The United States and Neo-Colonialism | Third All-African Peoples' Conference |
| 1961/06 | 1 | Freedom Riders go Beyond the New Frontier | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1961/06 | 4 | South African House of Hate Supported by U.S. Dollars | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/06 | 5 | Angola: Portugal's Crime, U.S." Embarrassment | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/07 | 1 | Life and Death Struggle in Monroe | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/07 | 2 | The Black Muslims in America | John Henrik Clarke |
| 1961/07 | 2 | LCA Finances Arms for Defense of Afro-Americans in Monroe, NC | |
| 1961/07 | 3 | The U.N.'s Last Chance in South West Africa | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/07 | 3 | LCA Protests British Action on South West Africa | |
| 1961/08 | 1 | Letter from Angola | Anon. |
| 1961/08 | 1 | Six Months Later: No Investigation of Lumumba's Death | |
| 1961/08 | 2 | Elections in British Guiana | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/08 | 2 | Portugal's Defender: George Schuyler of the Pittsburgh Courier | |
| 1961/08 | 3 | An Historic First for Capt. Mensan | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/08 | 3 | The USA and the Tunisia Crisis | |
| 1961/09 | 1 | New York's Finest Show Traditional Hospitality to Ambassador Collet | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1961/09 | 1 | Foul Play is Suspected in Poisoning of African Leader, Kenneth Kaunda | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/09 | 1 | Robert Williams Faces Trial for His Life | |
| 1961/09 | 2 | Kenya Students Speak to Kenyatta | Kenya Students" Union |
| 1961/09 | 3 | French Aggression Against Tunis: Plain Talk by an African Diplomat | Amb. Diallo Tele |
| 1961/10 | 1 | The Secretary General and the Congo | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/10 | 2 | The News that Wasn't Fit to Print about Monroe | Julian Mayfield |
| 1961/10 | 3 | Which Side is Britain On? | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/10 | 3 | An Unreluctant Critic of the Reluctant African | Voice of Africa |
| 1961/10 | 4 | U.S. Answer to Belgrade: Racist Hypocrisy and Economic Pressure | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/11 | 1 | Lumumba's Murderers Exposed: UN Demonstrations Justified; Tshombe, Belgians Accused by UN | U.N. Commission |
| 1961/11 | 1 | Africa Discussed in a Vacuum | |
| 1961/11 | 2 | Ghana: How U.S., British Press Fabricate and Distort News | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/11 | 3 | Must Have "Inner Understanding" | Ernest B. Kalibala, Jr. |
| 1961/11 | 3 | One Eye Cocked on State Department | Richard Caillanet |
| 1961/11 | 4 | Africa and the Bomb | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/11 | 4 | Boycott of "African Carnival" Urged | |
| 1961/12 | 1 | Israel, Arab Refugees and Africa | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1961/12 | 1 | Israel, Arab Refugees and Africa | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1961/12 | 1 | Friends of Katanga "Freedom Fighters" Scrape Bottom of the Barrel for Form Birchite Front Group | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1961/12 | 2 | Recent Conspiracies Against the Government of Ghana | Embassy of Ghana |
| 1961/12 | 2 | Help Needed in Northern Rhodesia: Troops Destroying Homes and Food | M. Mainza Chona |
| 1961/12 | 3 | America in the Eyes of an African Student | An African Student |
| 1961/12 | 3 | Ten Years in Jail for Protesting Lynch Justice for Muslim Minister Troy X | |
| 1962/01 | 1 | Imperialism's Defenders are all Wet With Crocodile Tears for Portugal | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/01 | 1 | Nigeria: A Future U.S. Colony? | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/01 | 2 | The I.I.E. Report on African Students: an Exercise in Data Distortion | M.S.W. |
| 1962/01 | 3 | The African Carnival was a Bust | J.L. |
| 1962/01 | 3 | The Arab Refugee Question: a Letter in Defense of Israeli Policy | Joseph B. Robison |
| 1962/01 | 4 | South African Laws are Model for Proposed Virginia Legislation | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/02 | 1 | What Touré Really Said About the Plot in Guinea | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/02 | 1 | Remember the Lesson of Lumumba's Life and Death | Sugiarti Siswadi |
| 1962/02 | 2 | Statement of Union of the Populations of Angola | Holden Roberto |
| 1962/02 | 2 | Statement of Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola | Mario De Andrade |
| 1962/02 | 3 | Note to Roy Wilkins | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1962/02 | 3 | Arab Student Comments on Arab Refugees | Marwin Khartabil |
| 1962/02 | 4 | African Students Move toward Unity | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/02 | 4 | An African Student Warns about "Student Aid" | Skeva Soko |
| 1962/03 | 1 | Assassination of Félix Moumié: A Lesson in Cameroon History for President Kennedy | Union of the Populations of the Cameroons |
| 1962/03 | 1 | Successful Rally Against Supporters of Tshombe & Thurmond Supported by LCA | |
| 1962/03 | 2 | Why AMSAC Festival Was A Flop | Backdrop, Nigerian Daily Express |
| 1962/03 | 2 | An African View of Col. Glenn's Achievement | Morning Post |
| 1962/03 | 2 | Some Lessons from the Struggle on the Englewood Plantation | Rev. Milton A.. Galamison |
| 1962/03 | 3 | The Background of the Arab Refugee Question | Abdul-Mawgoud Hassan |
| 1962/03 | 4 | Black Mother: the Years of the African Slave Trade | John Henrik Clarke |
| 1962/04 | 1 | The Long Trip Home: Failure of the African Student Program | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1962/04 | 2 | NATO Countries Aid Military Preparations of Verwoerd Government to "Shoot the Black Masses" | Vusumzi L. Make |
| 1962/04 | 4 | Angolan Resistance to Portuguese Atrocities | Elisio Figueiredo |
| 1962/04 | 4 | Black Actors Act Against Broadway Producers | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/05 | 1 | Cover Drawing | Tom Feelings |
| 1962/05 | 3 | Unarmed Afro-American Beaten by Armed Police in Talladega | |
| 1962/05 | 4 | A Message from the President of the United Arab Republic | Gamal Abdel Nasser |
| 1962/05 | 6 | Can U.S. Peace Groups Afford to be Blind to NATO Aggression? | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/05 | 7 | A Word of Explanation to Mr. Thant | |
| 1962/05 | 8 | The First Laugh | Len Holt |
| 1962/05 | 9 | A Statement on Unity, Pan-African Students Organization | Chimera Ikaku |
| 1962/05 | 10 | The Rising Shoot, Poetry | D.V. |
| 1962/05 | 10 | Wish for success from the Organization of Arab Students in the U.S.A. | Nohad A. Toulan |
| 1962/05 | 11 | Funeral, Poetry | Okoth Korombo |
| 1962/05 | 12 | Best wishes from East African Students' Union in the Americas | Jesse Kimani |
| 1962/05 | 13 | Greetings | W. Alphaeus Hunton |
| 1962/05 | 15 | Best wishes from Jamaican Union of African -Ancestry Workers | Stan Grant |
| 1962/05 | 15 | Carnegie Concert Will Feature Music of Fela Sowande | |
| 1962/06 | 1 | Portrait of Louis Rwangasore | Ann Walker |
| 1962/06 | 2 | Further Thoughts on African Student Programs | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/06 | 3 | Ruanda-Urundi: The Leopard Has Not Changed His Spots | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/06 | 4 | An Open Letter: For National Unity | Richard B. Moore |
| 1962/06 | 6 | An African View of the European Common Market | Pres. Kwame Nkrumah |
| 1962/06 | 8 | The "Sabotage" Bill of South Africa will Give "Legal" Sanction for Existing Fascist Practices | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/06 | 10 | The Strange Carrier of Victorio Carpio | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/06 | 10 | Black Like Me | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/06 | 13 | U.S.A. Journalist and His Troubles | Julian Mayfield |
| 1962/07 | 2 | A Salute to the Republic of Ghana | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/07 | 4 | A First Hand Report from the Accra Assembly "The World without the Bomb" | Selma V. Sparks |
| 1962/07 | 5 | Warning: "Friends of Katanga" Plan to Extend their Operations | |
| 1962/07 | 6 | A Critical Look at the Treatment of Africa in the U.S. Press | William Worthy |
| 1962/07 | 8 | Kenya: Show the Light and the People Will Follow | J.M.Kariuki |
| 1962/07 | 10 | Encyclopedia Africana Outlines Proposed Plan of Work | Dr. Alphaeus Hunton |
| 1962/07 | 11 | Nigeria Protests U.S. Export of "Un-American" African Culture | Nigerian Daily Telegraph |
| 1962/08 | 2 | Zik Speaks Out on Anglo-Saxon Press Treatment of Africa | Nnamdi I. Azikiwe |
| 1962/08 | 5 | Albany Georgia - A Crucial Test for Non-Violence | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/08 | 6 | Assassination: A Weapon of Neo-Colonialism | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/08 | 6 | Some Blunt Words about Afro-American Stooges in Africa | Voice of Africa |
| 1962/08 | 7 | Briton's Plan to Keep Southern Rhodesia by Force | Zimbabwe African People's Union |
| 1962/08 | 8 | South Africa Foundation: Apartheid Apologist | African National Congress |
| 1962/08 | Freedom Fighter Speaks from a Northern Jail | Mae Mallory | |
| 1962/09 | 1 | Portrait of Antoin Gizenga | Joan Bacchus |
| 1962/09 | 2 | Gizenga Must be Freed | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/09 | 3 | Lest We Forget: the Tragic Background of the Congo Story | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/09 | 5 | Black Unity Forces Concession in Worthy Case | J.F. |
| 1962/09 | 5 | Kennedy Fiddles While Georgia Burns | |
| 1962/09 | 6 | The American Negro Leadership Conference on Africa: the Stooges | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1962/09 | 10 | Brutal Mandate, Book Review | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/10 | 2 | The Kennedys' Failure in Mississippi | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/10 | 3 | The Problem of Segregation in Northern Public Schools | Paul Zuber |
| 1962/10 | 4 | 22 Days in Hell Inside a Georgia Jail | Rev. Robert M. Kinloch and Miss Johnnie Cooper |
| 1962/10 | 5 | Emergent Uganda | Luide Kisosonkole |
| 1962/10 | 6 | Terrorism in Ghana Brings Attack in U.S. Press | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/10 | 7 | Thought on the Emancipation Centennial | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/10 | 8 | Southern Rhodesia: the Shame of Britain | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/10 | 9 | Cultural Imperialism | Voice of Africa |
| 1962/10 | 11 | Negro Revolt, Book Review | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/11,12 | 2 | Afro-Asian Nations: The Lat Hope for Peace | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/11,12 | 3 | Quaison-Sackey Brings Afro-Asian Sanity to Security Council debate | Amb. Alex Quaison-Sackey |
| 1962/11,12 | 4 | Robert Resha, South African Leader, Calls Non-Violence "Unrealistic and Fatal" in Apartheid Land | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/11,12 | 5 | Needed: An Afro-American Political Party | Rose L.H.Finkenstaedt |
| 1962/11,12 | 5 | Soviet Africanist [Ivan Potekhin] Meets Dan Watts | |
| 1962/11,12 | 6 | Latin America and the International Chess Game | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1962/11,12 | 7 | Black Americans Rebuffed by U.S.Mission | Selma V. Sparks |
| 1962/11,12 | 8 | South African Brutality Against Sobukwe | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1962/11,12 | 9 | Portrait of Mangaliso Sobukwe | Joan Bacchus |
| 1962/11,12 | 10 | Racism in the F.B.I. | Jack Levine |
| 1962/11,12 | 15 | Wither Bound O Africa | Dei-Anang |
| 1963/01 | 2 | Editorial, Emancipation Proclamation Centennial | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/01 | 3 | Dubinsky's Plantation (part 1 of 2) | Selma V. Sparks |
| 1963/01 | 5 | Nelson Mandela: Scourge of Apartheid | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/01 | 7 | Not 100 Years of Free4dom | James Baldwin |
| 1963/01 | 8 | The Elections: No choice for Black Americans | Rose L.H.Finkenstaedt |
| 1963/01 | 9 | A New Breed in Politics | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1963/01 | 9 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/01 | 10 | General Harriet Tubman: The Real Emancipator | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/01 | 11 | Portrait of Harriet Tubman | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/01 | 12 | View from the Top: American Leadership Conference on Africa | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1963/01 | 12 | Let's Stop, Go Right Back and Do It All Over Again | Len Holt |
| 1963/01 | 13 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/01 | 15 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/01 | 16 | SWANU Secretary [Gerson Veii] Calls for Action | Windhoek Advertiser |
| 1963/01 | 19 | A Shade of Difference, Book Review | |
| 1963/01 | 19 | Djamila Boupacha, Book Review | |
| 1963/02 | 2 | The Brotherhood Conspiracy | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/02 | 3 | American Negro Leadership Conference on Africa: The Reluctant Afro-Americans | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1963/02 | 4 | Thank You, Massa Ellender, For your Contribution to African Unity | Carlos E. Russell and Ernest Kalibala |
| 1963/02 | 6 | Frederick Douglass and Emancipation | Richard B. Moore |
| 1963/02 | 9 | Where the Winds of Change Begin to Veer | Connor O'Brian |
| 1963/02 | 10 | Negroes with Guns, Book Review | |
| 1963/02 | 11 | Albany, a Study in National Responsibility, Book Review | |
| 1963/02 | 12 | Neo-Colonialism at Home: Narcotics in the Ghetto | Rose L.H.Finkenstaedt |
| 1963/02 | 15 | Lest We Forget: Lumumba's Letter to his Wife | Patrice Lumumba |
| 1963/02 | 16 | Dubinsky's Plantation (part 2 of 2) | Selma V. Sparks |
| 1963/02 | 17 | 100 Years of Progress | Joan Bacchus |
| 1963/02 | 19 | American Negro Leadership Conference on Africa: Resolutions | |
| 1963/02 | 21 | Another "Meredith" Case | |
| 1963/02 | 23 | And Then We Heard the Thunder | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/02 | 12-14 | Photographs | Mario Jorrin |
| 1963/03 | 2 | Rock the Boat | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/03 | 3 | The Only Solution for South Africa: 3 Years After Sharpeville | Revolution African - Algeria |
| 1963/03 | 4 | Sonny Liston: The Man Behind the Myth | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1963/03 | 6 | The Assassination of Silvanus Olympio | Charles P. Howard, Sr. |
| 1963/03 | 10 | Negritude | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1963/03 | 11 | The Atlanta Wall | Len Holt |
| 1963/03 | 12 | Republic of Guinea Today | |
| 1963/03 | 14 | The Afro-American Association: The California Revolt | Donald Warden |
| 1963/03 | 16 | A Black Muslim Story: Never on Christmas | Rose L.H.Finkenstaedt |
| 1963/03 | 18 | Bibulds Vs. The Board of Education | |
| 1963/03 | 19 | Kennedy Speaks of Freedom; 16 Jailed | |
| 1963/03 | 20 | Northern Public Schools: Disgrace to the Nation | |
| 1963/03 | 21 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/03 | 23 | John Brown, Book Review | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/04 | 2 | Racism in the UN | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/04 | 3 | Junior Addict, Poetry | Langston Hughes |
| 1963/04 | 4 | The Algerian Story: A Million Lives for Freedom | Richard Gibson |
| 1963/04 | 8 | Flight from Reality | Selma V. Sparks |
| 1963/04 | 10 | Photographs | Gilbert |
| 1963/04 | 10 | Community League of West 159th St.: Upper West Side Story | Rose L.H.Finkenstaedt |
| 1963/04 | 13 | Report from South Africa: the Hour Has Come | African National Congress |
| 1963/04 | 15 | All Night Vigil for Lumumba | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1963/04 | 15 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/04 | 16 | Letter to the Editor | Richard B. Moore |
| 1963/04 | 17 | Nigeria Speaks to the Ford Foundation: Yankee Go Home | African Pilot |
| 1963/04 | 18 | Racism in the Southern Courts: Another Man Done Gone | Len Holt |
| 1963/04 | 19 | African Students in Bulgaria: Where Lies the Truth? | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/04 | 21 | "Lynch-Burg" Lives up to its Name | Virgil A. Woods |
| 1963/04 | 23 | The Ebony Cook Book, Book Review | |
| 1963/04 | 23 | Umbra, Review | |
| 1963/05 | 1 | Photograph of Adam Powell | L. Huggins |
| 1963/05 | 2 | Welcome Home Adam | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/05 | 3 | Cartoon | Hugh Harrell |
| 1963/05 | 4 | Morocco: Dove or Tiger? | Aaron Segal |
| 1963/05 | 8 | Letter to a White Friend | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1963/05 | 9 | Cry Freedom, Poetry | Roland Snellings |
| 1963/05 | 9 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/05 | 12 | Which Road to Freedom | Rose L.H.Finkenstaedt |
| 1963/05 | 12 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/05 | 16 | HARYOU, We Love You | Harlem Youth |
| 1963/05 | 16 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/05 | 17 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/05 | 18 | Colonialism, Poetry | Desmond Victor |
| 1963/05 | 18 | My Africa, Poetry | Desmond Victor |
| 1963/05 | 19 | Tea in the White House, Dr. King? | Maurice Quami |
| 1963/05 | 21 | Hot Irons and Black Nationalism | Eleanor Mason |
| 1963/05 | 23 | A Star to Steer By, Book Review | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/06 | 1 | Cover photo, Birmingham in Flames | Hill's Studio |
| 1963/06 | 2 | Profiles in Courage, editorial | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/06 | 4 | Cartoon | C. Braithwaite |
| 1963/06 | 4 | The Two Faces of America | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/06 | 6 | AMSAC Divides Africans | Amb. Abdelkader Chanderli |
| 1963/06 | 7 | Afro-American Institute Marches: The Cleveland Story | Donald Freeman |
| 1963/06 | 8 | The Wansley Case: For Blacks Only | Len Holt |
| 1963/06 | 10 | My Unwilling Brother | Ofuatey Kodjoe |
| 1963/06 | 11 | African Leader and Racist Senator | Jariretundu Kozonguizi |
| 1963/06 | 12 | Harlem: Roots of Revolt | Leroy McLucas |
| 1963/06 | 16 | The Blacks | Clebert Ford |
| 1963/06 | 20 | Education: Too Important to be Left to Teachers | C. E. Wilson |
| 1963/06 | 21 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/06 | 22 | The New World of Negro Americans, Book Review | |
| 1963/07 | 1 | Cover Photo | Ronnie Braithwaite |
| 1963/07 | 2 | Peace at What Price | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/07 | 3 | Cartoon | C. Braithwaite |
| 1963/07 | 3 | The Birmingham Fix | Len Holt |
| 1963/07 | 4 | Northern Liberal: 1963 | Langston Hughes |
| 1963/07 | 6 | This Little Light of Mine | Beulah Richardson |
| 1963/07 | 6 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/07 | 8 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/07 | 9 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/07 | 10 | Chaos in Chicago: Democracy Northern Style | William Siavelis |
| 1963/07 | 12 | Natural Hair, Yes; Hot Irons, No | Rose Nelmes |
| 1963/07 | 14 | Criticism is not Anti=Semitism | Richard B. Moore |
| 1963/07 | 16 | Letter to the Editor | Eslanda Robeson |
| 1963/07 | 16 | Letter to the Editor | Lorraine Hansberry |
| 1963/07 | 16 | Letter to the Editor | Mary Ann Bryant |
| 1963/07 | 17 | Nigger Go Home -- Where? | Mildred Pitts Walker |
| 1963/07 | 19 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/07 | 20 | Kennedy's Negroes | C. E. Wilson |
| 1963/07 | 21 | Cartoon | Joan Bacchus |
| 1963/07 | 22 | Black Man in the White House | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/08 | 2 | Let us March on Washington | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/08 | 3 | Cartoon | C. Braithwaite |
| 1963/08 | 4 | What Smells Soapy? | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/08 | 5 | African Students Speak: for Unity at Home and Abroad | Chimere Ikoko |
| 1963/08 | 7 | The "de facto segregation" Hoax | Paul Zuber |
| 1963/08 | 9 | Responsibility of Black Artists | Clebert Ford |
| 1963/08 | 9 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/08 | 10 | Photograph | John Taylor |
| 1963/08 | 10 | Equality is not Enough | Rose L.H.Finkenstaedt |
| 1963/08 | 13 | Dignity of Black Business, photographs | Robert L. Haggins |
| 1963/08 | 14 | Letter to the Editor | Eric Hannibal |
| 1963/08 | 14 | Letter to the Editor | Joyce Gourfain |
| 1963/08 | 14 | Letter to the Editor | Mary Phillips |
| 1963/08 | 14 | Letter to the Editor | Vinie Burrows |
| 1963/08 | 15 | A Question of Dignity | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1963/08 | 16 | Won't Someone Reassure Me | C.Black |
| 1963/08 | 17 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/08 | 19 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/08 | 21 | The Other Side of Freedom | Otini Kambona |
| 1963/08 | 21 | The Song of Rift Valley | Otini Kambona |
| 1963/08 | 12, 13 | Dignity of Black Business, photographs | Leroy McLucas |
| 1963/08 | 7, 8 | Photograph | R.E.Randall |
| 1963/09 | 1 | Cover Photo | Herb Randall |
| 1963/09 | 2 | Stop the Parade to the Big House | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/09 | 3 | How the U.S. Supports Apartheid | African National Congress |
| 1963/09 | 6 | Anatomy of a Sit-In | William Worthy |
| 1963/09 | 8 | Philadelphia Shamed; Black Militants Framed | Revolutionary Action Committee |
| 1963/09 | 8 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/09 | 9 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/09 | 9 | Lest We Forget, Poetry | William H. Peace, III |
| 1963/09 | 10 | The Truth about Rastafarians | Samuel E. Brown |
| 1963/09 | 12 | The Changing Face of the Lower East Side | Robert Arnold |
| 1963/09 | 15 | An Alternative Policy: Political Power | William Epton |
| 1963/09 | 17 | Identity, Poetry | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1963/09 | 17 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/09 | 18 | Cry in the Night | Frank Greenwood |
| 1963/09 | 20 | Thank God for Negro Children | C. E. Wilson |
| 1963/09 | 21 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/09 | 22 | The Premier, Book Review | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1963/09 | 22 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/09 | 12-14 | Photographs | Leroy McLucas |
| 1963/10 | 2 | Dream and Reality | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/10 | 3 | Ghana Speaks Out | |
| 1963/10 | 3 | Ghanaian Student Beaten | |
| 1963/10 | 4 | A Message from Lord Russell | Bertrand Russell |
| 1963/10 | 4 | The Pilgrimage: a Reappraisal of Aug 28 | C. E. Wilson |
| 1963/10 | 8 | Dick Gregory Speaks His Mind | Clebert Ford |
| 1963/10 | 10 | The New African-American Writer | Roland Snellings |
| 1963/10 | 11 | Rebellion or Revolution? ( 1 of 3) | Harold Cruse |
| 1963/10 | 12 | DuBois, an African Prophet | Ghanaian Times |
| 1963/10 | 14 | An Afro-Cultural Center in L.A. | Afro-American Cultural Center Committee of L .A. |
| 1963/10 | 15 | Thru Women's Eyes | Jeannette |
| 1963/10 | 17 | Letters to the Editor | Cyril Briggs |
| 1963/10 | 17 | Letters to the Editor | Robert Fluellen |
| 1963/10 | 17 | Letters to the Editor | Viola Beeson |
| 1963/10 | 18 | An All Black Party | William Worthy |
| 1963/10 | 22 | Blues People | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1963/11 | 2 | Mrs. Richardson's Revolt | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/11 | 3 | African in UN Hails US Fight on Racial Bias | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1963/11 | 3 | Cartoon | Leo Carty |
| 1963/11 | 4 | Third Party Facts and Forecasts | Harold Cruse |
| 1963/11 | 4 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/11 | 5 | Report from Cleveland | Afro-American Institute |
| 1963/11 | 6 | Centennial Log: Century of Negro Progress Exposition | Clebert Ford |
| 1963/11 | 8 | Rebellion of Revolution (part 2 of 3) | Harold Cruse |
| 1963/11 | 11 | A Hopeful View: The A-Test Ban | Blanche H. Posner |
| 1963/11 | 12 | Black Muslims in Crisis | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1963/11 | 16 | Letter to the Editor | A. Lieberg |
| 1963/11 | 16 | Letter to the Editor | LeMar Barron |
| 1963/11 | 16 | Letter to the Editor | Marjorie Thau |
| 1963/11 | 16 | Letter to the Editor | Milton Stroud |
| 1963/11 | 16 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/11 | 18 | The Language Game: a Glossary for Racial Statesmen | C. E. Wilson |
| 1963/11 | 18 | Illustration | Leo Carty |
| 1963/11 | 19 | A White Radical's View: Toward a national Liberation Front | James A. Kennedy |
| 1963/11 | 21 | The Ghost in Birmingham | Ishmael Reed |
| 1963/11 | 21 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1963/11 | 12-14 | Photographs | Leroy McLucas |
| 1963/12 | 3 | King's Dilemma | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/12 | 4 | Portrait of a Sick Society | C. E. Wilson |
| 1963/12 | 4 | Lynching or Assassination | L.P. Beveridge |
| 1963/12 | 5 | Cartoon | Leo Carty |
| 1963/12 | 6 | Black and White, Poetry | Carol J. Lawson |
| 1963/12 | 7 | Christmas Boycott | Association of Artists for Freedom |
| 1963/12 | 8 | Man of the Year: Rev. Albert B. Cleage, Jr., Architect of a Revolution | Sterling Gray |
| 1963/12 | 10 | The Crux of Black Non-Violence | Edith Schomburg |
| 1963/12 | 11 | The Wide World of Ossie Davis | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1963/12 | 12 | Apartheid's Allies | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1963/12 | 14 | Rebellion of Revolution (part 3of 4) | Harold Cruse |
| 1963/12 | 18 | Letters to the Editor | Frank Kofsky |
| 1963/12 | 18 | Letters to the Editor | John L. Gosvey |
| 1963/12 | 18 | Letters to the Editor | Lenora Hallums |
| 1963/12 | 20 | A Mother's Responsibility | Jeannette |
| 1963/12 | 21 | The Wailing Tree | Eugene 3X Rivers |
| 1963/12 | 12-14 | Photographs | Leroy McLucas |
| 1964/01 | 3 | The Eternal Journey | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/01 | 3 | Cartoon | Leo Carty |
| 1964/01 | 4 | The Myth of Negro Progress | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/01 | 7 | 1963: Year of Violence, Racist Reign of Terror Background of Kenedy's Death | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1964/01 | 10 | Texas Since Kennedy | Buford Thompson |
| 1964/01 | 11 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/01 | 12 | Black Man in Japan | Max Roach and Abbey Lincoln |
| 1964/01 | 13 | Portrait of Abbey Lincoln | C. Braithwaite |
| 1964/01 | 14 | Rebellion of Revolution (part 4of 4) | Harold Cruse |
| 1964/01 | 14 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/01 | 17 | Review and Forecast | Clebert Ford |
| 1964/01 | 20 | Letters to the Editor | George Larrabee |
| 1964/01 | 20 | Letters to the Editor | James A. Kennedy |
| 1964/01 | 20 | Letters to the Editor | Milton L.X. Scott |
| 1964/01 | 22 | When the Word is Given, Book Review | L.P. Beveridge |
| 1964/01 | 22 | Beyond the Melting Pot, Book Review | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1964/01 | 4, 7 | Photographs | Jimmie Mannas |
| 1964/02 | 3 | How to Achieve Brotherly Love | C.E.Wilson and Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/02 | 4 | Freedom Now Party: Draft National Platform | Freedom Now Party |
| 1964/02 | 6 | Let the Dialogue Begin | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1964/02 | 8 | Urban League: Servant of Two Masters | Ossie Sykes |
| 1964/02 | 9 | Illustration | Tom feelings |
| 1964/02 | 10 | The Rebellious Spirit of Bill Russell | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1964/02 | 12 | History and Truth | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1964/02 | 14 | Black Nationalism and the Arts | Clebet Ford |
| 1964/02 | 18 | Why Sammy Can't Read | Jeannette |
| 1964/02 | 18 | Illustration | Tom feelings |
| 1964/02 | 19 | News from the Front: The Price of Violence | |
| 1964/02 | 20 | Urban Renewal is Negro Removal | Leroy Mc Lucas |
| 1964/02 | 22 | Reconstruction: the Battle for Democracy, Book Review | L.P. Beveridge |
| 1964/02 | 22 | The Stone Face, Book Review | L.P. Beveridge |
| 1964/02 | 10, 11 | Photographs of Bill Russell | Jimmie Mannas |
| 1964/03 | 3 | The School Boycott or the Pursuit of Ignorance | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/03 | 4 | The Roots of Black Nationalism (1of 2) | Harold Cruse |
| 1964/03 | 6 | The White Power Structure: How it Works | Ossie Sykes |
| 1964/03 | 9 | Towards Black Community Power | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/03 | 9 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/03 | 11 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/03 | 12 | Why Panama Si! Gringo No! | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1964/03 | 14 | The East African Mutinies | Lugo Taguaba |
| 1964/03 | 16 | The Man on the Roof Top: Milton Henry | Group on Advanced Leadership |
| 1964/03 | 17 | From Peace Corp to Mississippi Jail | William Ware |
| 1964/03 | 19 | Letters to the Editor | Lenora Hallums |
| 1964/03 | 19 | Letters to the Editor | P.S.MacDougal |
| 1964/03 | 19 | Letters to the Editor | Sheila Strain |
| 1964/03 | 20 | Monroe defendants Face Lynch Justice | Monroe Defense Committee |
| 1964/03 | 21 | Dear Gideon: The march on Washington | Len Holt |
| 1964/03 | 21 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/04 | 3 | Malcolm X: Self-Defense vs. Submission | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/04 | 3 | Cartoon | Leo Carty |
| 1964/04 | 4 | Freedom Now Party | Rev. Albert B. Cleage, Jr. |
| 1964/04 | 6 | The Roots of Black Nationalism (2 of 2) | Harold Cruse |
| 1964/04 | 9 | Nuclear Arms for Racist Germany? | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/04 | 10 | John O. Killens - "Tell it Like it Is" | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1964/04 | 12 | Bacchanal in Trinidad | Leo Carty |
| 1964/04 | 15 | Needed: Education for rediscovery | Arthur Norman |
| 1964/04 | 18 | Exiles No More | James A. Tillman, Jr. |
| 1964/04 | 19 | Illustration | Tom feelings |
| 1964/04 | 21 | Lynch Justice: Monroe, N.C. | Monroe Defense Committee |
| 1964/04 | 22 | Racial Crisis in America, Leadership in Conflict | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/05 | 1 | Cover photo of Muhammad Ali | Robert L. Haggins |
| 1964/05 | 3 | Can the Dialogue Begin? | Daniel H Watts |
| 1964/05 | 3 | Please Tell Us Whites | John W. Richards |
| 1964/05 | 4 | NYC Police Chief Declares War on black Leaders | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1964/05 | 4 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/05 | 5 | Reporter Magazine Accused of Ignorance and Confusion | Burundi Mission to the UN |
| 1964/05 | 6 | Photo of Muhammad Ali | Robert L. Haggins |
| 1964/05 | 7 | Letter to Muhammad Ali | Shelby Sankore |
| 1964/05 | 8 | Photograph | Alvin Simons |
| 1964/05 | 8 | FNP vs. SWP: Marxism and the Negro (part 1 of2) | Harold Cruse |
| 1964/05 | 12 | Brother Malcolm X | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1964/05 | 15 | Photograph | Al Hicks |
| 1964/05 | 17 | What Ever Happened to the Negro's Friend (part 1 of2) | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/05 | 20 | The Drop-out | Jeannette |
| 1964/05 | 20 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/05 | 22 | The Big Sea | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1964/05 | 22 | Gomillion Versus Lightfoot | Len Holt |
| 1964/05 | 22 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/06 | 3 | Harlem Blood Brothers | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/06 | 4 | Rockefeller's Police State | Robert Arnold |
| 1964/06 | 6 | Harlem Looks At The World's Fair | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1964/06 | 7 | Cartoon | Leo Carty |
| 1964/06 | 8 | Monk In Time: The American Way | Theodore H. Pontiflet |
| 1964/06 | 10 | “Dutchman” :Leroi Jones Will Get Us All In Trouble | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1964/06 | 12 | More Than A Game | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/06 | 12 | Illustration | R. Barclift |
| 1964/06 | 14 | What ever Happened to the Negro's Friend (Part Two) | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/06 | 15 | Cartoon | R. Wood |
| 1964/06 | 17 | Marxism and the Negro (Part Two) | Harold Cruse |
| 1964/06 | 20 | Letters to the Editor | James Fisher |
| 1964/06 | 20 | Letters to the Editor | Jeannette Duval |
| 1964/06 | 20 | Letters to the Editor | LeRoy McClenden, Jr. |
| 1964/06 | 20 | Letters to the Editor | M.L.Smith |
| 1964/06 | 22 | Man’s Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy Of Race, Book Review | Richard B. Moore |
| 1964/06 | 22 | Race: The History Of An Idea In America, Book Review | Richard B. Moore |
| 1964/06 | 22 | The Races Of Mankind, Book Review | Richard B. Moore |
| 1964/06 | 17-21 | Illustration | R. Barclift |
| 1964/06 | 6, 13 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/07 | 3 | Who Speaks For The Negro? | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/07 | 4 | We Are All Blood Brothers | Malcolm X. |
| 1964/07 | 7 | "Blues For Mr. Charlie" JAMES BALDWIN: OFFICIAL ANGRY NEGRO | Clebert Ford |
| 1964/07 | 8 | The Economics of Black Nationalism (Part 1 Of 3) | Harold Cruse |
| 1964/07 | 11 | Cartoon | Leo Carty |
| 1964/07 | 12 | Boxing. Black Hope, White Cop-Out | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/07 | 12 | Illustration | R. Barclift |
| 1964/07 | 14 | John Lewis Of SNCC | Clebert Ford |
| 1964/07 | 16 | Secretary General Speaks Out Against American Racists | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/07 | 17 | U.S. Image In Ghana | T. D. Baffoe |
| 1964/07 | 18 | Nationalist Student Conference | Donald Freeman |
| 1964/07 | 19 | The Bag's Too Heavy | Herb Ottley |
| 1964/07 | 19 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/07 | 20 | Unchain The Lion | Rolland Snellings |
| 1964/07 | 21 | Ghosts | Langston Hughes |
| 1964/07 | 22 | An Education In Georgia: The Integration Of Charlayne Hunter And Hamilton Holmes, Book Review | Len Holt |
| 1964/07 | 22 | Kennedy And The Negroes, Book Review | |
| 1964/07 | 22 | Negro Folk Music, Book Review | |
| 1964/08 | 1 | Cover Photo | Danny Lyon |
| 1964/08 | 3 | The Lawless Gun | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/08 | 4 | Has Jazz Lost its Roots? | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1964/08 | 4 | Drums | Langston Hughes; |
| 1964/08 | 8 | The Economics of Black Nationalism (Part 2 Of 3) | Harold Cruse |
| 1964/08 | 9 | Cartoon | Leo Carty |
| 1964/08 | 10 | Cement Roots Action In Harlem | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/08 | 10 | Harlem Mothers Organize To Save Their Sons | Mildred Thomas |
| 1964/08 | 12 | Modibo Keita Of Mali | R.C.W. Davis |
| 1964/08 | 15 | UN Operations End In Congo | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/08 | 16 | Black Like Me; Cool World. | Clebert Ford |
| 1964/08 | 17 | Bridge And Us | Jeannette |
| 1964/08 | 18 | Towards A Black Community Theatre | Clebert Ford |
| 1964/08 | 20 | Eclipse | Albert H. Haynes, Jr |
| 1964/08 | 22 | Negro Thought in America | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/08 | 22 | In White America | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1964/09 | 1 | Cover Photo | Al Hicks |
| 1964/09 | 3 | Extremism and Self-Defense | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/09 | 4 | Cartoon | Leo Carty |
| 1964/09 | 4 | Harlem Report | Ossie Sykes |
| 1964/09 | 5 | Bedford-Stuyvesant Report | Clebert Ford |
| 1964/09 | 7 | Crisis in Leadership | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/09 | 8 | What Now | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/09 | 10 | Make Harlem Black – Therefore Beautiful | Len Holt |
| 1964/09 | 14 | Death of a Black Bourgeois | Ossie Sykes |
| 1964/09 | 16 | Down Front, Poetry | LeRoi Jones |
| 1964/09 | 18 | Alvin Dark Clears the Air | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/09 | 19 | Africa and the World’s Fair | Collin Gonze |
| 1964/09 | 20 | Black Woman Looks at Integration | Kattie Cumbo |
| 1964/09 | 20 | Illustration | Leo Carty |
| 1964/09 | 21 | Zulu, Film Review | Clebert Ford |
| 1964/10 | 1 | Cover Photo | Leroy McLucas |
| 1964/10 | 3 | Johnson or Goldwater a Choice? | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/10 | 4 | Johnson and Us | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/10 | 5 | Goldwater and Us | Ossie Sykes |
| 1964/10 | 5 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/10 | 6 | Illustration | Leo Carty |
| 1964/10 | 7 | A Black View of the Elections | Lawrence P. Neal |
| 1964/10 | 8 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/10 | 9 | The Backlash Myth | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/10 | 10 | Security Council Refuses to Condemn Indonesia | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/10 | 12 | A Lesson in Democracy: Freedom Democratic Party | Frank Smith |
| 1964/10 | 14 | Problems of Selling Black | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1964/10 | 17 | Answer to Harold Cruse | Clifton DeBerry |
| 1964/10 | 20 | What I Want for Junnie | S.A.L. |
| 1964/10 | 20 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/10 | 21 | Allopodrida | A.T |
| 1964/10 | 22 | Baseball Has Done It | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/10 | 12, 13 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/11 | 1 | Cover Photo | John Ford |
| 1964/11 | 3 | If We Are to Survive | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/11 | 4 | A Final Solution in the USA? It Could Happen Here-Now | Ossie Sykes |
| 1964/11 | 7 | No final Solution-Yet | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/11 | 8 | Cartoon | R. Wood |
| 1964/11 | 9 | My People's Children | Kattie Cumbo |
| 1964/11 | 9 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/11 | 10 | Philadelphia After the Riots | C. H. Fuller |
| 1964/11 | 11 | Toward Repudiating Western Values | Rolland Snellings |
| 1964/11 | 13 | Abdul Rahman Brings Art to His People | |
| 1964/11 | 14 | The Evolution of a jazz Musician: Jimmy Garrison | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1964/11 | 16 | Bedford-Stuyvesant, the Other Harlem | John Ford |
| 1964/11 | 19 | The Olympics: They Should Have Stayed Home | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/11 | 20 | Quietus | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1964/11 | 26 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/11 | 27 | Afro Asian Block Calls for End of Racist Terror | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/11 | 28 | Letters to the Editor | Bob Koenig |
| 1964/11 | 28 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/11 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | A.S.Hopkins |
| 1964/11 | 29 | Allopodrida | A.T |
| 1964/11 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | Jack Brady |
| 1964/11 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | Phyllis Grunauer |
| 1964/11 | 30 | Night Song, Book Review | |
| 1964/11 | 21, 25 | Illustration | Elzia Moon |
| 1964/11 | 5, 6 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/12 | 3 | King vs. Hoover: The Cry Baby and the Great White Father | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1964/12 | 4 | Who Won the Election | Ossie Sykes |
| 1964/12 | 4 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/12 | 6 | Liberator Christmas Gifts | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/12 | 6 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/12 | 9 | Lorraine Hansberry’s World | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1964/12 | 10 | Domestics Demand Dignity | Louise Moore |
| 1964/12 | 10 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/12 | 12 | Minding the Cultural Shop | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1964/12 | 12 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1964/12 | 14 | Wyndham Porter's Art Pays | |
| 1964/12 | 15 | West Coast Notes | Bill Robertson |
| 1964/12 | 17 | Free Enterprise | John Ford |
| 1964/12 | 18 | Happing Ending (part one) | Douglass Turner Ward |
| 1964/12 | 19 | Illustration | Elzia Moon |
| 1964/12 | 23 | If They Had Stayed Home | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/12 | 25 | “The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window” | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1964/12 | 26 | Guns to Batasi | Clayton Riley |
| 1964/12 | 27 | Danger on the Right | C. E. Wilson |
| 1964/12 | 28 | Shadow and Act | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1965/01 | 3 | Congo – The Tortured Land | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/01 | 5 | Malcolm X Returns | Pearl Black |
| 1965/01 | 7 | Photograph | John Ford |
| 1965/01 | 7 | Another Year Of Freedom | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/01 | 9 | It Seems Safe To Predict | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/01 | 11 | Black Bourgeoisie And Gospel Music | Charles Hobson |
| 1965/01 | 12 | Black Suburbia | Louise Moore |
| 1965/01 | 13 | Revolutionary Nationalism And The Afro-American Student | Max Stanford |
| 1965/01 | 16 | Africa Speaks Out | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/01 | 20 | Happy Ending (Conclusion) | Douglass Turner Ward |
| 1965/01 | 25 | "Slow Dance On The Killing Ground” | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/01 | 26 | Sam Unger Of HARYOU | |
| 1965/01 | 27 | Letters to the Editor | Brother Charles |
| 1965/01 | 27 | Letters to the Editor | Jack Brady |
| 1965/01 | 27 | Letters to the Editor | Lorenzo Thomas |
| 1965/01 | 27 | Letters to the Editor | Marlene Bront |
| 1965/01 | 27 | Letters to the Editor | Rolland Howard |
| 1965/01 | 30 | "The New Abolitionists' | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/01 | 11, 14 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/02 | 3 | The Last Uncle Tom | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/02 | 4 | Afro-American Youth And The Bandung World | Rolland Snellings |
| 1965/02 | 5 | Illustration | G. Myles |
| 1965/02 | 8 | The Schomburg Collection: Stepchild Of Learning | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/02 | 10 | The Dream World Of Rev. King: A Critical Analysis | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/02 | 14 | What Papers Should We Believe? | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/02 | 15 | Langston Hughes: Citizen Of Harlem | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1965/02 | 16 | Not Our Lorraine | Len Holt |
| 1965/02 | 18 | O'Grady Says | Joseph White |
| 1965/02 | 19 | Illustration | Elzia Moon |
| 1965/02 | 20 | Nothing But A Man | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/02 | 21 | Milton Martin: A Self-Taught Artist | |
| 1965/02 | 22 | 'The Slave' And 'The Toilet' | Lawrence P. Neal |
| 1965/02 | 24 | What's So Bad About New Orleans | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/02 | 25 | A Lesson In Politics- Who Got The Bread | Tom Archer |
| 1965/02 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | Andrew Murray |
| 1965/02 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | Michael R. Tolbert |
| 1965/02 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | Peter Panther, II |
| 1965/02 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | Randy Abbott |
| 1965/02 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | Roy and Terry DeCarava |
| 1965/02 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | Walter Powers |
| 1965/02 | 27 | The 1964 Crop | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/02 | 27, 29 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/03 | 1 | Cover Photo | Roy DeCarava |
| 1965/03 | 3 | Malcolm X the Unfulfilled Promise | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1965/03 | 4 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/03 | 6 | Dogs And Cats | Len Holt and Bill Mahoney |
| 1965/03 | 7 | Illustration | G. Myles |
| 1965/03 | 8 | The Passing Of Churchill And Empire | Richard B. Moore |
| 1965/03 | 11 | Illustration | Leo Carty |
| 1965/03 | 11 | The Dream World Of Rev. King (Conclusion) | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/03 | 12 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/03 | 15 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/03 | 16 | A Story In Three Pictures | Roy DeCarava |
| 1965/03 | 18 | Prophet Drew Ali Has Spoken | Joseph Jeffries-El |
| 1965/03 | 19 | The Bug Feeder | Len Holt |
| 1965/03 | 19 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/03 | 20 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/03 | 24 | Cheyenne Autumn | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/03 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | Jack Brady |
| 1965/03 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | James Boggs |
| 1965/03 | 26 | Letters to the Editor | Jessie Wallace |
| 1965/03 | 28 | The Welfare Trap | Lawrence P. Neal |
| 1965/03 | 29 | Muntu | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1965/03 | 30 | Nigger | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1965/04 | 3 | The Sellout | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/04 | 4 | The Week That Malcolm X Died | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/04 | 7 | Our Own Black Shining Prince, Eulogy To Malcolm X | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/04 | 8 | Put A Torch To The Robes Of Mourning | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1965/04 | 9 | Why Malcolm X Died | Revolutionary Action Movement |
| 1965/04 | 12 | Why Don't The Public Schools Teach Our Children? Part 11 | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/04 | 16 | Watts, Los Angeles | Fitzgerald Whitney |
| 1965/04 | 18 | Any Other Reason | Alfred Gray, Jr. |
| 1965/04 | 21 | The Black Arts | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/04 | 22 | Selma, Alabama: Black People In Crisis | Lawrence P. Neal |
| 1965/04 | 24 | The Prophet Drew Ali Has Spoken | Joseph Jeffries-El |
| 1965/04 | 25 | Mother Howard And The Liberty Three | Virginia L. Hughes |
| 1965/04 | 26 | Bedwick Thomas And The Black Art Movement | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1965/04 | 27 | Political Assassination in Africa | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/04 | 30 | The Man Was A Boy | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1965/04 | 12, 15 | Photographs | Roy DeCarava |
| 1965/04 | 18, 19 | Illustration | Elzia Moon |
| 1965/05 | 3 | White Man’s Burden | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/05 | 4 | Twilight of the God | Buford Thompson |
| 1965/05 | 7 | Malcolm X: A Tragedy of Leadership | C.E.Wilson & Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/05 | 11 | The Quotable Mr. X | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/05 | 14 | SNCC in Danger | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/05 | 16 | Women of Africa | United Nations Photos |
| 1965/05 | 18 | Women at the U.N. | United Nations Photos |
| 1965/05 | 19 | Living Poetry by Black Arts Group | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/05 | 20 | Terrorist | Calvin C. Hernton |
| 1965/05 | 20 | Poem for Half-White College Students, Poetry | LeRoi Jones |
| 1965/05 | 20 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/05 | 21 | Assimilation, Poetry | Eliot Black |
| 1965/05 | 21 | Here I Stand, Poetry | Frederick Douglass Richardson |
| 1965/05 | 21 | Embarkation for Cytheria, Poetry | Lorenzo Thomas |
| 1965/05 | 24 | The Prophet Drew Ali Has Spoken | Joseph Jeffries-El |
| 1965/05 | 26 | Amen Corner, Theater Review | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/05 | 28 | Goldfinger, Film Review | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1965/05 | 29 | With Grief Acquainted, Book Review | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1965/05 | 29 | The Summer that Didn’t End, Book Review | L.P.Beveridge |
| 1965/05 | 30 | Wretched of the Earth, Book Review | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/05 | 22, 23 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/06 | 3 | Long Hot Summer | Daniel H Watts |
| 1965/06 | 4 | Welcome Home Paul Robeson | L.P. Beveridge |
| 1965/06 | 6 | Playing the Game - For the State Dept. In Africa | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/06 | 8 | Black People and the New Left or HERE WE GO AGAIN | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/06 | 11 | The Legacy of Malcolm X | A. B. Spellman |
| 1965/06 | 14 | Return of the Big Stick | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1965/06 | 16 | Republic of Tanzania To Day | |
| 1965/06 | 18 | Howard University. Neither Red nor Black, Just Servile | Bill Mahoney |
| 1965/06 | 19 | Uniting of Asia | Joseph Jeffries-El |
| 1965/06 | 20 | Luck of the Mestizo | Edward S. Jones |
| 1965/06 | 20 | Illustration | Elzia Moon |
| 1965/06 | 23 | Black Politicians and the White Power Structure | Richard Price and Bob Stewart |
| 1965/06 | 25 | The Pawnbroker | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/06 | 26 | Cultural Front | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1965/06 | 28 | Ghetto Games | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/06 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | Charles O and Ruth F. Ross |
| 1965/06 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | Claudas Watson El |
| 1965/06 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | Harold D. Weaver, Jr. |
| 1965/06 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | Jack Brady |
| 1965/06 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | Marilyn Dyling |
| 1965/06 | 30 | Tiger in the Honeysuckle | Rita Holt |
| 1965/06 | 30 | Sex and Race | Welton Smith |
| 1965/07 | 3 | Corrupt, Sadistic and Ignorant | Daniel H Watts |
| 1965/07 | 4 | The Revolutionary Theatre | LeRoi Jones |
| 1965/07 | 6 | A Reply to Bayard Rustin | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1965/07 | 8 | Automation and the Negro | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/07 | 12 | Ornette Coleman Sounds Off | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1965/07 | 16 | LIBERATOR Fifth Anniversary | |
| 1965/07 | 20 | China! | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/07 | 21 | The New Left | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/07 | 24 | The Prophet Drew Ali Has spoken | Joseph Jeffries-El |
| 1965/07 | 25 | Letters to the Editor | Jack Brady |
| 1965/07 | 25 | Letters to the Editor | Len Ragozin |
| 1965/07 | 26 | Now That Henry is Gone | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/07 | 27 | Illustration | Elzia Moon |
| 1965/07 | 29 | Letter to Black Men | Katty Gibson |
| 1965/07 | 9, 11 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/08 | 1 | Cover Photo | Bill Mackay |
| 1965/08 | 3 | Genocide or Murder? | Daniel H Watts |
| 1965/08 | 4 | The Role of the Black Woman in a White Society | |
| 1965/08 | 6 | Is a Dialogue Desirable Between Black and White? | |
| 1965/08 | 8 | Is Pro-Black Necessarily Anti-White? | |
| 1965/08 | 9 | Must the Black Writer Lead? | |
| 1965/08 | 11 | Automation and the Negro | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/08 | 16 | Park Avenue Uptown | Jimmie Mannas |
| 1965/08 | 18 | War on the Poor | B. Van Cortland |
| 1965/08 | 18 | Photograph | Jimmie Mannas |
| 1965/08 | 26 | The Prophet Drew Ali Has Spoken | Joseph Jeffries-El |
| 1965/08 | 27 | Murder at the Gate | Marc Brasz |
| 1965/08 | 28 | Letters to the Editor | Albert L. Sargis |
| 1965/08 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | Curtis Hezehkiah Jackson |
| 1965/08 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | G.A.C. |
| 1965/08 | 29 | Letters to the Editor | John D. Copping |
| 1965/08 | 30 | Letters to the Editor | Frank Paul Mintz |
| 1965/08 | 11, 13 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/09 | 3 | Watts, L.A. – The Nation’s Shame | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/09 | 4 | Watts, L. A.: A First Hand Report: Rebellion Without Ideology | Richard Price and Bob Stewart |
| 1965/09 | 7 | Watts. Politics of Poverty | Richard Price and Bob Stewart |
| 1965/09 | 10 | Self Defense, A Right and a Necessity | Ossie Sykes |
| 1965/09 | 13 | To the Dead of Watts, Heroes All | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1965/09 | 14 | Black Revolution in Music | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1965/09 | 16 | Harlem Houses | Daniel R. Watts |
| 1965/09 | 18 | What's Wrong with Negro Colleges? Part I | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/09 | 22 | The Negrophile | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1965/09 | 23 | Illustration | Elzia Moon |
| 1965/09 | 26 | The Death of Nat Nakasa | Peter Franklin |
| 1965/09 | 27 | No Tears for Mrs. Liuzzo | Eddie Ellis |
| 1965/09 | 27 | Illustration | Tom Feelings |
| 1965/09 | 30 | The War of the Flea | Carlos E. Russell |
| 1965/09 | 30 | Manchild in the Promised Land | Rita Holt |
| 1965/10 | 3 | Eve of Destruction | Daniel H. Watts |
| 1965/10 | 4 | Is EBONY a Negro Magazine? | Eddie Ellis |
| 1965/10 | 6 | Keep on Pushin': Rhythm and Blues as a Weapon | Rolland Snellings |
| 1965/10 | 9 | The Black Revolution in Art: Conversation with Joe Overstreet | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1965/10 | 12 | The World of Valerie Maynard | |
| 1965/10 | 14 | "The Exception to the Rule" and "The Prodigal Son" | Clayton Riley |
| 1965/10 | 15 | Haiti: Prophetic Island | Fred DeVan |
| 1965/10 | 18 | Letters to the Editor | Robert Taber |
| 1965/10 | 19 | Letters to the Editor | Carlos Russell |
| 1965/10 | 19 | Letters to the Editor | Dr. Herbert N. Smith |
| 1965/10 | 19 | Letters to the Editor | Jack Brady |
| 1965/10 | 19 | Letters to the Editor | Marilyn Dyling |
| 1965/10 | 19 | Letters to the Editor | William Lee Akers |
| 1965/10 | 20 | If I Were Icarus Come Down Crashing | Ishmael Reed |
| 1965/10 | 21 | Cracks in the Concrete | Connie Willis |
| 1965/10 | 21 | For Our Women | Lawrence P Neal |
| 1965/10 | 22 | What's Wrong with Negro Colleges, Part II | C. E. Wilson |
| 1965/10 | 28 | The Prophet Drew Ali Has Spoken | Joseph Jeffries-El |
| 1965/10 | 29 | Black Boy Digs Black Boy | Charlie L. Russell |
| 1965/10 | 14-16 | Photographs of Haiti | Fred DeVan |