Love and Revolution A Political Memoir People's History of the Greensboro Massacre, Its Set... Book

	Preface and Acknowledgments
	Introduction
I	Heirs to the Radical Sixties
1	The Making of a Radical, or How I Became One of Them	3
2	Jim Waller, M.D. in the New Communist Movement	23
3	Nelson Johnson and the Politics of Black Liberation	39
4	Durham Activists Tell It Like It Is	61
II	Home-Grown Bolsheviks
5	Organize! Make a Mighty River	89
6	People, People, Have You Heard?	115
7	Cone, You Own the Factories, But Us You Do Not Own	141
8	Something's Rising in the Nation	163
9	China Grove and the Preparations for November Third	191
10	Like the Wolf on the Fold: The Greensboro Massacre	217
III	Home-Grown Fascists
11	This Precipitous Hour	241
12	Resisting Upside Down Justice: The Civil Rights Movement Reawakened	273
13	A Lesser Crime to Kill a Communist	303
14	Green Light for Reactionary Violence: The State Trial in 1980	333
15	The Blitz Amendment and Other McCarthyisms	357
16	A Winding Road to Justice: Bringing Federal Charges	377
17	Victory and a Whitewash: The Grand Jury in 1982-1983	403
18	No Racial Animus? The Federal Trial in 1984	421
IV	On New Foundations
19	Partners in Crime: The Civil Rights Suit in 1985	439
20	Convened by Martyrs	469
App. A	Diary of Dr. James Waller at the Siege of Wounded Knee	495
App. B	Blackbeard's Speech to Union Local 1113 T	499
App. C	The Personal Is Political: Letters, Poems, and Speeches	503
	Bibliography	517
	Index	523
	About the Author	547