Here's from the South End Press Catalog
for Fall 1993 which just arrived at my
place of employment.  (N.B. I have no
financial interest in South End Press,
and am just providing this info as
a public service.):

THE COORS CONNECTION
        How Coors Family Philanthropy
Undermines Democratic Pluralism by Russ Bellant

"Bellant has performed Herculean research into
how the Coors family has contributed profits
from its beer empire to conservative, reactionary
and even anti-Semitic and racist groups.  His
digging has uncovered pay dirt..." Publishers Weekly.

149 pages.  $9 paperback stock number 0-89608-416-7.
           $25 cloth     stock number 0-89608-417-5.


THE LAST GENERATION Poetry and Prose by Cherrie Moraga
****AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 1993*****
 "Moraga explores her identity as a lesbian writer/activist
in the Chicano community, weaving together a complex fabric
of family, friends, lovers, catolicismo, politics, poetry,
and life on the streets.  Morage presents the news ways of
being human that she has discovered, often despite all odds,
through the act of writing.  Each section of the book touches
on another facet of Chicana lesbian life; by crossing literary
genres and moving freely between Spanish and English, Moraga
sustains an intensely personal atmosphere throughout this
hihgly politicized work."  Moraga is a Chicana poet, playwright
and essayist. She is co-editor of "This Bridge Called My
Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color," which won the
Before Columbus Foundation's American Book Award in 1986.
In 1990, her play "Shadow of a Man" won the Fund for New
American Plays Award.  Two years later she won the
Will Glickman Prize for her play "Heroes and Saints."
Ms. Moraga was awarded a National Endowment for the Arts
Theatre Playwright's Fellowship in 1993.
Remember,the book is ****AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 1993*****
250 pp. $14 paper  stock number 0-89608-466-3
        $30 cloth  stock number 0-89608-467-1


MEMOIR OF A RACE TRAITOR by Mab Segrest
****AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1993*****       
"Against the backdrop of the rampaging
Far Right movement of the 1980s, southern activist
Mab Segrest probes the complex intersections of
racism, misogyny, homophobia, and capitalism.
In these new essays that are grounded in two
decades of feminist, gay/lesbian, and anti-racist
activism, she moves from reporting to personal
reflection to historical analysis in order to
focus on the primacy of racism in shaping US
history and its constant complication by forces
of gender and sexuality."  Mab Segrest was a teen
during the Civil Rights movement in her hometown
of Tuskegee, Alabama. She resides in Durham, NC,
where she received a doctorate in English from Duke.
She is currently a Board member of the Center for
Democratic Renewal and serves as the Coordinator
of the US Urban-Rural Mission of the World Council
of Churches.  Co-editor of several books on racism
and feminism, she is also author of "My Mama's Dead
Squirrel: Lesbian Essays on Southern Culture."

200 pp.
****AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1993****
$14 PAPER STOCK NUMBER 0-89608-474-4
$30 cloth stock number 0-89608-475-2

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