Front Cover -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Permissions -- Acknowledgments -- Preface, Ward Churchill -- Introduction, Daniel Burton-Rose -- Conventions -- I. PROFILES OF THE GEORGE JACKSON BRIGADE -- i. Law Enforcement Perspectives -- Federal Bureau of Investigation, Freedom of Information Act Document, "Domestic Security" -- Seattle Police Department Intelligence Division, "George Jackson Brigade" -- Federal Bureau of Investigation, "RE: GEORGE JACKSON BRIGADE," January 4, 1978 -- ii. Difficult to Digest: The Corporate Media on the George Jackson Brigade -- Walter Wright, "Ed Mead: Two Faces of a Dangerous Man" -- Walter Wright, "Pages in the Life of Bruce Seidel: Two Sides of a Revolutionary" -- Neil Modie, "Janine and Jori: The Two Faces of a Jackson Brigade Suspect" -- Community Response: Chris Beahler et al., "Open Letter To Dr. Jennifer James" -- John Arthur Wilson, "Sherman-'Ready When the Time Comes'" -- iii. Invisible People: A Working Class Black Man and a White Dyke -- Michelle Celarier, "Does the State Conspire? The Conviction of Mark Cook" -- rita d. brown, "a short autobiography" -- II. COMMUNIQUÉS -- Olympia Bombing, June 1, 1975 -- Capitol Hill Safeway, September 18, 1975 "We Cry and We Fight" -- Community Response: Left Bank Collective -- New Year, 1976 -- Communiqué Fragment, "On the Weather Underground . . ." -- International Women's Day, March 1976 "We're Not All White and We're Not All Men" -- Community Response: snapdragon, "A Letter to the George Jackson Brigade" -- May Day, May 12, 1977 -- Community Response: The Walla Walla Brothers -- Summer Solstice, June 21, 1977 -- Capitalism is Organized Crime, July 4, 1977 -- "Tell No Lies, Claim No Easy Victories," July 4, 1977 -- Community Response: Vinegar Beard Collective -- Community Response: Stagecoach Mary Collective, August 10, 1977.

Open Letter to the John Brown Book Club, September 1, 1977 -- Bust the Bosses, October 12, 1977 -- Letter to the Automotive Machinists Union Local 289, October 16, 1977 -- You Can Kill a Revolutionary, But You Can't Kill a Revolution, November 1977 -- An Open Letter to Bo (Rita D. Brown), November 1977 "To Bo Wherever We May Find Her" -- Open Letter To Jailers Spellman and Waldt, December 23, 1977 -- Bust the Union Busters, December 24, 1977 -- Our Losses Are Heavy . . . Easter Sunday 1978 -- III. THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE IS THE SOURCE OF LIFE -- The Power of the People Is the Source of Life: Political Statement of the George Jackson Brigade -- History and Summation of Brigade Unity -- The Left -- Weather Influence -- The Police (and Other Backward Elements) -- Terrorism -- The Road Forward-Strategy -- Tactics -- Anti-Authoritarian Statement -- "Serve the People-Fight for Socialism" -- Chronology of Brigade Actions -- Community response: The Valerian Coven -- IV. WHEN IS THE TIME? SEATTLE'S LEFT COMMUNITY DEBATES ARMED ACTION -- John Brockhaus and Roxanne Park, "Ed Mead Speaks from Prison" -- Roxanne Park, "Terrorism and the George Jackson Brigade" -- Michelle Whitnack, "On Armed Struggle: A Continuing Dialogue" -- Left Bank Collective, "We . . . Support Armed Action . . . Now" -- Ed Mead, "Ed Mead Replies" -- Roxanne Park and Emmett Ward, "Grand Jury: Three Who Refused to Speak" -- Papaya, "More Than 'Critical Support' for GJB" -- Bill Patz, "Captured Members Explain Their Politics" -- V. PROCESSING -- Daniel Burton-Rose, A Collective Interview with George Jackson Brigade Veterans Bo Brown, Mark Cook, and Ed Mead -- Notes -- Selected Newspaper Articles on the George Jackson Brigade, 1975-1978 -- Selected Bibliography -- Index.