Sources
Works and records cited in this dossier. Numbered references in the account lead to entries here.
- Critical Resistance: Beyond the Prison Industrial Complex Critical Resistance Organizing Committee. September 25–27, 1998. Sources
Critical Resistance Organizing Committee, Critical Resistance: Beyond the Prison Industrial Complex, conference program, UC Berkeley, September 25–27,1998. Original scanned program, printed pp.1–4,8; printed 8 is in PDF file 6. Organizer's original PDF . Collective activist agenda, names, planned sessions and credited supporters. Original inspected privately; program does not prove every scheduled panel happened or measure later outcomes.
- The New Left and the 1960s Herbert Marcuse; editor Douglas Kellner; preface Angela Y. Davis. Sources
Angela Y. Davis, “Marcuse's Legacies,” preface to Herbert Marcuse, The New Left and the 1960s: Collected Papers of Herbert Marcuse, vol.3, edited by Douglas Kellner (Routledge, first published 2005; retained Taylor & Francis e-Library edition 2004), printed pp.vii–xiv, PDF file pp.8–15. Originally presented at “The Legacy of Herbert Marcuse,” UC Berkeley, November 1998 (p.x, note 5). Participant and advocate's retrospective assessment. Original retained PDF, not gateway excerpts, inspected.
- What Is Critical Resistance? Sources
Critical Resistance, What Is Critical Resistance?, undated organizational brochure, file pp. 1–2, especially “our vision,” “what we do,” and “who we are.” Original organizational PDF . Accessed October 2, 2026. Primary organizational position. Upload path is not a publication date; statistics, addresses and campaign outcome claims are not imported.
Research notes and unresolved sources
These archive notes identify research retrieval or evidence that still needs a bibliographic source. They are kept for verification.
Sources
The program documents roles and agenda.
Sources
Davis explains the intellectual connection; the brochure states the group's goals. These are participant and organizational sources.