The Great Speckled Bird | February 1, 1973 | Underground Newspaper | Charley Pride Interview, Vietnam War, Abortion Rights, Bo Diddley

The Great Speckled Bird | February 1, 1973 | Underground Newspaper | Charley Pride Interview, Vietnam War, Abortion Rights, Bo Diddley

$65.00
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The Great Speckled Bird | February 1, 1973 | Underground Newspaper | Charley Pride Interview, Vietnam War, Abortion Rights, Bo Diddley

The Great Speckled Bird | February 1, 1973 | Underground Newspaper | Charley Pride Interview, Vietnam War, Abortion Rights, Bo Diddley

$65.00
🌟 Rare Original Underground Newspaper 🌟 Issue: The Great Speckled Bird – February 1, 1973 Published in Atlanta, Georgia 📖 Complete issue – approx. 28 pages, full tabloid size (about 11" x 17"). 📰 One of the most influential Southern underground papers, packed with radical politics, labor news, and music culture. ✨ Highlights in this issue include: 🎤 Charley Pride Interview → feature on the pioneering Black country music star 🇻🇳 Vietnam War Coverage → “The People Winning in Vietnam” + “The War at Home” Atlanta protests 🏥 Health & Labor → “Mental Health Care for Profit,” Grady interns organize, nursing home strikes 🚫 Conscientious Objector Rights → “No CO Discharges” policy fight 🌿 Pot Penalty Lowered → coverage of marijuana law changes ♀️ Women’s Rights → abortion rights activism, “How Women Won the Right to Abortion” forum 🎶 Music & Culture → ads for Bo Diddley, Elephant’s Memory (John Lennon’s backup band), Mose Jones, Wet Willie, Kudzu, Ellen McIlwaine, Doobie Brothers, and more 📌 Condition: Light toning and some edge wear typical of age, but overall complete and intact — excellent survival for 50+ years old. 🎯 Perfect for collectors of underground press, Vietnam War ephemera, women’s rights history, Black history & music, or counterculture culture.

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