Social Science Docket, Vol. 5 No. 2: New York and Slavery: Complicity and Resistance (2005)
Educational Docket with Rich Historical Insights and Radical Provenance
$50.01
Title:
Rare "Social Science Docket, Vol. 5 No. 2: New York and Slavery: Complicity and Resistance" (2005) – From the Home of Bill Ayers & Bernardine Dohrn
Description:
Own a unique piece of educational history with a radical provenance! This copy of Social Science Docket, Vol. 5, No. 2 from Spring-Summer 2005 focuses on the theme of New York and Slavery: Complicity and Resistance. This issue, published by the New York and New Jersey State Councils for the Social Studies, explores New York’s complex history with slavery and its role in both supporting and resisting the institution. It includes curriculum guides, historical essays, and primary source selections, making it a valuable resource for educators, historians, and social activists.
This particular copy is made even more significant by its provenance from the personal collection of Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, two of the most influential figures in American revolutionary politics and education reform. An embossed stamp on the inner page confirms its provenance, reading:
"From the home of Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn"
It features the Weather Underground logo along with the powerful slogan "All Power to the People."
About the Book:
Social Science Docket serves as a platform for educators and activists to engage with critical issues in social studies education. This particular issue addresses New York’s history of slavery, highlighting both complicity and resistance through historical analysis and educational frameworks. With its focus on promoting a deeper understanding of America’s complex relationship with slavery, this volume is a significant tool for educators and activists alike.
Provenance:
The provenance from the home of Ayers and Dohrn adds an extra layer of significance, making this a one-of-a-kind collectible for those interested in American history, educational reform, and radical movements.
Why We're Selling:
The proceeds from this sale will support the production of the upcoming book project:
"Bomb Ass Recipes from the Kitchen of Bill Ayers & Bernardine Dohrn."
Curated by artist Shane Bugbee, this new book will include family recipes, stories, quotes, and an exclusive interview with Bill Ayers, offering a unique glimpse into the personal side of two iconic activists.
Estimated Value:
With its unique provenance and the relevance of its content, this volume is valued between $100 and $200. Its educational significance and connection to Ayers and Dohrn make it a compelling addition to any collection.
Shipping & Handling:
We will carefully package this collectible booklet to ensure it arrives safely. A tracking number will be provided upon shipment.
This is a rare opportunity to own a unique piece of educational literature, while also supporting a project that keeps the revolutionary spirit alive!
Certificate of Authenticity
Each item in this exclusive collection of Books, Zines, Political Pamphlets, and Unique Artifacts has been personally curated from the home of American revolutionaries Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn. Spanning their long careers as activists and radical organizers, these rare pieces are more than just collectibles—they’re tangible pieces of history that bear witness to a life of resistance, community building, and defiance against the status quo.
Every item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity featuring an embossed stamp that reads: “From the Home of Bernardine Dohrn & Bill Ayers,” accompanied by the Weather Underground logo and the powerful phrase “Power to All People.” This stamp certifies the provenance of these historically significant items, ensuring their authenticity and preserving the legacy of two individuals who helped shape American political activism.
Whether it’s a well-worn political pamphlet that fueled the fires of rebellion or a personal artifact from their private collection, this certificate guarantees that you’re holding a genuine piece of radical history.