Bay Area Regional Conference, Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention
Subtitle: survival through service to the people : workshops
Published: 1970
Place of publication: 1970
Language: eng
Number of pages: 43
Subjects: Congresses; Civil rights; Black Panther Party
Notes: Various pagination.

"November 14 and 15, 1970, Berkeley, California"--Page 1.

The first Revolutionary People’s Constitutional Convention (RPCC) was organized by the Black Panther Party and held in Philadelphia in September 1970. The goal of the Convention was to draft a new version of the United States Constitution and to unify factions of the radical left in the United States.
Table of contents: title: [Workshops]: 1. Self-Determination for oppressed national minorities; title: 2. Self-Determination for street people; title: 3. Rights of children; title: 4. Sexual self-determination, roles and repression; title: 5. Nuclear family, roles, property and authority; title: 6. Control and use of the military; title: 7. Control and use of the police; title: 8. Education; title: 9. Control and use of the means of production; title: 10. The legal system; title: 11. Use of land and resources; title: Structure of the People's government; title: 13. Internationalism, relationship to national struggles around the world; title: 14. Church and religion in a revolutionary society; title: 15. Health, medicine and society; title: 16. Control and use of the media and communications; title: 17. Self-determination of women; title: 18. Birth control, abortion and sterilization; title: 19. Electoral politics in a revolutionary struggle; title: 20. Self-determination for gay people; title: 21. Prisons and mental institutions; title: 22. Welfare rights; title: 23. Oppression of the handicapped and disabled and alternatives to the institutionalization of the orphaned, retarded and elderly; title: 24. Art and culture as a revoltionary force; alienation, censorship and dehumanization; title: 25. Agism, alienation between generations, rights and oppression of elderly people; title: 26. Control and use of technology; title: 27. Housing and transportation; title: 28. Self-determination for high school students; title: 29. Self-defense.