Complete Index
123 entries - organized by archival family - August 20, 2026
A public research index to historical materials
preserved on the Nikki Craft Internet Archive.
About this index. This version rebuilds the family-organized master index from the August 20, 2026 Internet Archive Advanced Search CSV export. Each entry places the title and a short description together for faster scanning; the exact Internet Archive URL appears immediately below.
The CSV contains identifiers only, so titles and descriptions were recovered from the earlier 110-entry family index and current archival records. Generic screenshot identifiers were matched back to their descriptive archival titles. Parallel uploads and earlier versions are retained rather than silently deleted or combined.
The Cape Cod / Craft v. Hodel record and The ICONoclast / NOPE / Nudist-Naturist Accountability materials document the political history that led to the Nudist/Naturist Hall of Shame.
The Nudist/Naturist Hall of Shame
Press coverage, court records, supporter documentation, and later accounts of the Cape Cod shirt-free-rights case and the feminist plaintiffs' withdrawal.
49."OK, Men, Cover Your Chests - Or Let Women Sunbathers Go Topless, Too" by Carol Agate, Los Angeles Times, 1981 Scanned Los Angeles Times op-ed arguing for equal treatment of women and men in public shirt-free sunbathing.
https://archive.org/details/sf-01-carol-agate-latimes-op-ed-1981-2026-07-13
50."Topless Bather Arrested in Cape Cod Protest" and "Wis. Woman Vows to Fight Nudity Ban" - 1984 Clippings Sheet New York Times and Cape Cod Times clippings covering Craft's August 1984 arrest at Herring Cove Beach.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-9.45.24-pm
51.Craft v. Hodel, 683 F. Supp. 289, U.S. District Court, D. Massachusetts, April 4, 1988 Federal district-court opinion in the Cape Cod National Seashore shirt-free-rights litigation.
https://archive.org/details/split-21-craft-v-hodel-683-f-supp-289-d-mass-1988
52."Alan Dershowitz, Joseph Mengele and Me: The Limits of Libertarian Ideology" by Nikki Craft, Clothed with the Sun, 1987 Craft's published critique of civil-libertarian ideology, the ACLU, and Alan Dershowitz in the Naturist Society's magazine.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-9.57.17-pm
53.Cape Cod Withdrawal Supporters List: Support for the Feminist Plaintiffs' Decision to Withdraw, 1988 Petition and supporters list documenting organized backing for the feminist plaintiffs' decision to leave the case.
https://archive.org/details/split-15-cape-cod-withdrawal-supporters-list
54."Women Drop Appeal on Nudity Ban" by Marilyn Miller, Provincetown Advocate, December 8, 1988 Front-page report on the feminist plaintiffs' withdrawal from the Cape Cod class action.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-9.48.50-pm
55."Cape Cod Nude Sunbathing Case Withdrawn" by Charles Goldsmith, United Press International, November 21, 1988 UPI national wire report on the withdrawal of the appeal in the Cape Cod National Seashore case.
https://archive.org/details/goldsmith-cape-cod-nude-sunbathing-case-1988
56.The Cape Cod Withdrawal: How Feminist Plaintiffs Lost Control of Their Own Case, and How Wikipedia Erased the Reason Documented account of the feminist plaintiffs' withdrawal from Craft v. Hodel and the later treatment of that history.
https://archive.org/details/split-06-capecod-overview-article
57.The Cape Cod Withdrawal: How Feminist Plaintiffs Lost Control of Their Own Case, and How Wikipedia Erased the Reason Hyperlinked documentary account of why feminist plaintiffs withdrew from Craft v. Hodel and how that political history was later minimized.
58.The Cape Cod Withdrawal: How Feminist Plaintiffs Lost Control of Their Own Case, Why They Walked Away, and How Wikipedia Erased the Reason Preserved withdrawal statement and contextual material explaining why the feminist plaintiffs left the Cape Cod litigation.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-6.25.07-pm
59."If I Can't Rollerskate in Your Revolution" - Letter by Nikki Craft Responding to Rita Zeidner's "The Shirt Hits the Fan" Published letter in which Craft answers criticism of her shirt-free-rights activism and political methods.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-10.28.06-pm
Primary documents and investigative work concerning nudist/naturist institutions, dissent, censorship, child-safety controversies, and the ICONoclast / N.O.P.E. record.
60.Open Letter to John Kyff From Nikki Craft - November 25, 1987 Craft's full open letter to Naturist Leadership Council legal adviser John Kyff, circulated to council members.
https://archive.org/details/split-01-kyff-open-letter-1987-2026-07-25
61.The Retraction Demand Written by Nikki Craft to John Kyff: "Craft Wins, Nudists Lose" Craft's formal demand for a retraction of Kyff's Bare In Mind attack.
https://archive.org/details/split-02-kyff-retraction-demand-2026-07-24
62."Craft Wins - Nudists Lose": John Kyff's November 1988 Attack on Nikki Craft in Bare In Mind Preserved source and analysis of Kyff's post-withdrawal attack on Craft.
https://archive.org/details/split-07-craft-wins-nudists-lose
63.Nikki Craft in Bare In Mind - December 1988 Source material from Bare In Mind documenting the immediate movement response to the Cape Cod withdrawal.
https://archive.org/details/split-07a-nikki-craft-bare-in-mind-december-1988
64.Letter to the Nudist/Naturist Leadership Council Concerning John Kyff, Lee Baxandall, and N.O.P.E. - December 20, 1988 Craft's letter to Larry Landrum responding to Kyff and documenting the widening movement conflict.
https://archive.org/details/split-16-nnlc-larry-landrum-kyff-letter-2026-08-01
65."Nudist Suit Dissolves" by John L. Kyff, Jr. - The Bulletin, December 1988 American Sunbathing Association newsletter report on the formal end of the Cape Cod appeal and Craft's role in the dispute.
66."Dissension Rips Nudists, Feminists" by Lisbeth Lipari, Provincetown Advocate, December 22, 1988 Contemporary news report on the conflict between feminist plaintiffs and nudist/naturist organizations after the Cape Cod withdrawal.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-9.52.46-pm
67."A Travesty and a Libel": Lee Baxandall's Letter to the Provincetown Advocate, January 11, 1989 Original Baxandall letter attacking Craft's account of the Naturist Society conflict.
https://archive.org/details/split-08-baxandall-letter-to-the-advocate_202608
68.Lawrence Stanley Letter in Bare In Mind - Full Document Preserved full letter connected to the Cape Cod and naturist-movement dispute.
https://archive.org/details/split-13-bare-in-mind-stanley-letter-full-2026-07-22
69.Letters Lee Baxandall Censored - Reader Correspondence Rejected by Clothed with the Sun, with Baxandall's Replies Compiled reader letters and replies documenting editorial censorship and disputes inside the Naturist Society publication.
https://archive.org/details/split-06-bax-banned-letters-compiled
70.The ICONoclast, Vol. 1, No. 3: "Tim Wilcox: Nudist, Naturist, Convicted Child Molester" Preserved 1989 newsletter issue documenting the Tim Wilcox case and the movement response around it.
https://archive.org/details/iconoclast-vol-1.3-summer-1989-wilcox_202607
71.The ICONoclast, Vol. 1, No. 3 - Tim Wilcox Documentation Archival presentation of the 1989 ICONoclast issue and its reporting on Tim Wilcox.
https://archive.org/details/ud-08-iconoclast-vol-1-no-3-wilcox-2026-07-21
72.The Network They Did Not Want Named Contextual analysis of The ICONoclast's documentation of Tim Wilcox, institutional reputation management, and resistance to accountability.
https://archive.org/details/ud-08b-the-iconoclast-the-network-they-did-not-want-named
73.The ICONoclast, Vol. 3, No. 1 - The Coercion of Nudist Children Archival presentation of the Spring 1991 issue focused on children's consent, adult power, and coercion in nudist settings.
https://archive.org/details/ud-09-iconoclast-vol-3-no-1-coercion-2026-07-21
74.The ICONoclast, Vol. 3, No. 1 - Coercion of Nudist Children (Parallel Archive Copy) Parallel preserved copy of the Spring 1991 issue, retained rather than silently combined with another upload.
https://archive.org/details/ud-09-iconoclast-vol-3-no-1-coercion-2026-07-21_202607
75.The ICONoclast, Vol. 3.1, Spring 1991 - The Newsletter Full newsletter issue preserved as a primary source for the child-consent and institutional-accountability record.
https://archive.org/details/ud-09-iconoclast-vol-3.1-spring-1991-the-newsletter
76.The Coercion of Nudist Children - Companion Article Contextual essay centered on children's consent, bodily boundaries, adult power, and institutional denial.
https://archive.org/details/ud-09a-the-iconoclast-coercion-of-nudist-children-companion
77.Michelle Handler: What the Record Shows Documentary reconstruction of Handler's Naturist Leadership Council role, removal, N.O.P.E. conflict, Cape Cod involvement, and surviving correspondence.
https://archive.org/details/split-000-michelle-handler-what-the-record-shows_20260812
78."Busting Mister Short Eyes" by Nikki Craft, On the Issues, Winter 1995 Published investigative account of Craft's documentation of sexual predators and institutional responses within the nudist/naturist movement.
79.Independent Academic Corroboration: D.A. Clarke, "Consuming Passions" (1993) Academic source independently citing the Craft/Hadley correspondence and the underlying Craft v. Hodel dispute.
https://archive.org/details/clarke-consuming-passions-corroboration-2026-07-24
80.It Only Takes One: What the Nudist/Naturist Hall of Shame Documents About Children, Predators, and the American Nudist Movement Documented selection of sexual-crime cases connected to nudist/naturist settings, with explicit limits on what the compilation claims.
https://archive.org/details/split-27-it-only-takes-one_202608
81.Nudism and Child Sexual Exploitation: The Consolidated Record Consolidated documentary record bringing together case evidence and institutional materials previously scattered across the archive.
https://archive.org/details/split-28-consolidated-nnhos-records
82.Nikki Craft is a Paranoid Fearmongering Bitch - Deconstructing Tony Young: What His Own Record Actually Shows Quillgenie's source-based response to Tony Young's public attacks on Craft and the Nudist/Naturist Hall of Shame.
https://archive.org/details/split-30-nikki-craft-is-a-paranoid-fearmongering-bitch_202608
83.Nikki Craft Is A Paranoid Fearmongering Bitch - Deconstructing the Deconstruction Companion analysis by Claude and Quillgenie responding to Young's public material and comparing it with the documentary record.
https://archive.org/details/split-31-deconstructing-the-deconstruction
Introductions, master guides, biographical context, and essays explaining the purpose and method of the Nikki Craft Archival Project.
1.About the Nikki Craft Archival Project: An Introduction to the Collection Introduction to the project, its fifty-year body of primary records, and its commitment to provenance and public access.
2.Introduction About The Archive Short introduction to the Nikki Craft Archival Project and the primary documents being placed online.
3.Nikki Craft Archival Project Project overview preserving decades of feminist, anti-pornography, animal-rights, civil-liberties, and political-action records.
4.Nikki Craft: Research and Source Index Live research index organizing primary archives, published sources, and direct links for verification.
https://archive.org/details/live-002-Nikki-Craft-Research-Source-Index
5.Nikki Craft - Revised and Corrected Biographical Article Live corrected biographical research document built from primary sources, contemporaneous reporting, and archival verification.
https://archive.org/details/live-001-nikki-craft-revised-article
6.Nikki Craft - Research and Source 2 Index Primary research and source index compiled and authenticated by Craft.
https://archive.org/details/nikki-craft-research-source-index-2
7.Nikki Craft Archival Project - Family-Organized Internet Archive Index - 110 Entries Preserved August 2026 version of the earlier master index, retained as a historical snapshot of the archive at 110 public items.
https://archive.org/details/000-nikki-craft-archival-project-family-organized-index-110-entries
8.Living Her Life: Nikki Craft, Emma Goldman, and a Century of Feminist Resistance Contextual essay connecting Craft's activist history to Emma Goldman and a longer tradition of feminist resistance.
https://archive.org/details/nikki-craft-emma-goldman-article
9.Places That Made Me - Big Sur, Esalen, and Santa Cruz First-person biographical essay on places and communities that shaped Craft's political and cultural development.
https://archive.org/details/places-that-made-me-final_202607
10.Refusing the Terms of Power Contextual political portrait examining recurring patterns in Craft's refusal of institutional terms and authority.
https://archive.org/details/refusing-the-terms-of-power-by-quillgenie-2
11.Somebody Should Have Done This Thirty Years Ago Essay on academic extraction of activist women's labor and the role of archives as a defense against historical erasure.
12.They Said Don't Do It and I Did It Anyway Autobiographical archival essay about refusing discouragement and carrying political actions through despite opposition.
Political publications, correspondence, police records, radio material, and artifacts from the ACLU / Pushing Buttons campaigns of the early 1990s.
13.Always Causing Legal Unrest: Origins, Overview, and Document Guide Overview and guide to the ACLU / Pushing Buttons archival family and the political actions it documents.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-00-always-causing-legal-unrest-origins-overview-and-document-guide
14.Card Carrying Member of the A.C.L.U. - Always Causing Legal Unrest Political membership-card artifact from the Always Causing Legal Unrest campaign.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-00a-card-carrying-member-publication
15.We'd Rather Be Destroying Pornography: Feminist Political Art and the Always Causing Legal Unrest Collage Feminist political collage connecting the ACLU protest campaign to anti-pornography organizing.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-01-we-would-rather-be-destroying-pornography-feminist-collage
16.Always Causing Legal Unrest / Pushing Buttons: Complete Surviving Catalog Pages, 1991-1993 Surviving catalog pages documenting the campaign's buttons, graphics, slogans, and political merchandise.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-02-always-causing-legal-unrest-pushing-buttons-catalog-1991-1993
17.Happy Bill of Rights Day! But There Must Be Some Mistake Political leaflet distributed around the December 15, 1991 ACLU Bill of Rights Day action in San Francisco.
18.For Immediate Release - Press Release Signed Penelope Seator - December 15, 1991 Press release issued for the 1991 Bill of Rights Day protest, preserved with the related leaflet and action records.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-03a-for-immediate-release-press-release-publication
19.SFPD Incident Report No. 911701682: Battery and Vandalism at the ACLU Bill of Rights Day Event San Francisco Police Department incident report from the December 15, 1991 ACLU event at the Westin St. Francis.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-04-sfpd-incident-report-911701682-battery-and-vandalism-1991-12-15
20.Always Causing Legal Unrest Stationery Campaign: Letter and Blank Minnesota Civil Liberties Union Stationery Two surviving documents from the 1991 campaign to circulate reproduced civil-liberties stationery for political correspondence.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-05-always-causing-legal-unrest-stationery-campaign-1991-11-24
21.Unmasking Male Privilege, Making Violence Sexy, Teachers College Press, 1993 Craft's essay "Unmasking Male Privilege," published in Making Violence Sexy: Feminist Views on Pornography.
https://archive.org/details/craft-unmasking-male-privilege-1991-1993
22.Unsent Letter to Dorothy Ehrlich Regarding the December 15, 1991 ACLU Bill of Rights Day Action January 1992 unsent letter addressing the Bill of Rights Day confrontation and the civil-liberties politics surrounding it.
23.WBAI Radio Interview with Nikki Craft: Always Causing Legal Unrest, Pushing Buttons, and the Bill of Rights Day Action Preserved interview transcript discussing the ACLU protest, Pushing Buttons, and the politics behind the campaign.
https://archive.org/details/original-source-wbai-web-transcript-capture
24.Bondage Is Not Sexual Liberation - Break Loose Always Causing Legal Unrest publication challenging the presentation of bondage as sexual liberation.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-08-bondage-is-not-sexual-liberation-break-loose-publication
25.A Free Speech Message Political broadside using free-speech rhetoric to challenge institutional defenses of pornography.
https://archive.org/details/aclu-09-a-free-speech-message-publication
Original webpages, essays, letters, memoranda, and resignation statements documenting conflict around Changing Men, NOMAS, and related pro-feminist men's organizing.
26.oh! BROTHER: Overview, Original Website Index, and Document Guide Guide to the surviving website, correspondence, and source documents concerning Changing Men and NOMAS.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-000-oh-brother-overview-original-website-index-and-document-guide
27.Welcome To The Oh! BROTHER Website Preserved landing page for the original online project documenting Changing Men, NOMAS, and related disputes.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-00-welcome-to-the-oh-brother-website
28.So Much Slime, So Little Time, Part I - The Transgression of Pro-Feminism Part I of Craft's critique of the progressive men's movement and the politics surrounding Changing Men.
29.So Much Slime, So Little Time, Part II - The Progressive Connection to Pedophilia Part II continuing Craft's examination of pro-feminist men's organizations, sexual politics, and institutional protection.
30.Open Letter to Men Who Say They Believe in Freedom and Equality Craft's 1981 open letter addressed to liberal, leftist, and activist men who profess support for freedom and equality.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-04-open-letter-to-men-who-say-they-believe-in-freedom-and-equality
31.Melissa Farley Speaks Out About Changing Men Magazine September 1992 letter criticizing Changing Men's "An Invitation to Transgressive Sex" and its treatment of power and inequality.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-05-melissa-farley-speaks-out-about-changing-men-magazine
32.Chuck Niessen-Derry on Jeff Beane, the NAMBLA Ad, and Changing Men October 1992 letter to the NOMAS leadership and Changing Men concerning the NAMBLA advertisement controversy.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-06-chuck-niessen-derry-on-jeff-beane-the-nambla-ad-and-changing-men
33.Michael Biernbaum and Nikki Craft: Editorial Exchange Preserved editorial correspondence documenting the dispute over Changing Men, NOMAS, and accountability.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-07-michael-biernbaum-birnbaum-and-nikki-craft-editorial-exchange
34.Sally Roesch-Wagner Responds to NOMAS November 1992 letter addressing the Changing Men conflict and internal organizational accountability.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-08-sally-roesch-wagner-responds-to-nomas
35.Vernon McClean Memorandum to NOMAS Council, with Nikki Craft Commentary Memorandum and Craft commentary documenting internal disputes over policy, privilege, and organizational responsibility.
36.John Stoltenberg on NOMAS and the Arizona Boycott Correspondence concerning NOMAS, the Arizona boycott controversy, and feminist/pro-feminist organizing.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-10-john-stoltenberg-on-nomas-and-the-arizona-boycott
37.Adam Thorburn Letter of Resignation from NOMAS October 1997 resignation letter documenting internal criticism of NOMAS after the Portland M&M conference.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-11-adam-thorburn-letter-of-resignation-from-nomas
38.U.S. Activists Speak Out About NOMAS Collection of statements criticizing NOMAS as an old-boy network and describing reasons for withdrawing membership or support.
https://archive.org/details/udcm-12-us-activists-speak-out-about-nomas
The complete 1977 newspaper, research guides, press coverage, songs, later analysis, and the earlier anti-rape organizing from which the project developed.
39.Drifting from the Mainstream, Setting Sights, PM Press, 2014 Craft's published history of early anti-rape organizing and Women Armed for Self Protection (WASP).
40.The Kitty Genovese Women's Project Newspaper - Complete 20-Page Edition, Dallas, Texas, March 8, 1977 Complete twenty-page newspaper produced in Dallas and distributed on International Women's Day 1977.
41.The Kitty Genovese Women's Project Newspaper: Table of Contents Two-page research guide mapping the complete twenty-page KGWP newspaper.
https://archive.org/details/kgwp-newspaper-table-of-contents
42.The Kitty Genovese Women's Project Newspaper - Complete Page-by-Page Scan Review (Pages 1-20) Research guide reviewing every page of the complete 1977 newspaper and its contents.
https://archive.org/details/kgwp-complete-scan-review-pages-1-20
43.Kitty Genovese Women's Project, Two-Page Sample Draft, International Women's Day, March 8, 1977 Two-page sample from the newspaper produced for International Women's Day in Dallas.
44."Exposing the Rapist Next Door" by Jayne Loader, Seven Days Magazine, April 25, 1977 Two-page magazine article documenting the Kitty Genovese Women's Project soon after publication of its Dallas newspaper.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-9.40.13-pm
45.The Kitty Genovese Womens Project - Press Release on the Sex Offender List and the Apprehension of the "Friendly Rapist" (1977) Original KGWP press release issued on the first anniversary of the project's founding.
46."For Inez" - The Rape Song, Lyrics by Nikki Craft, Kitty Genovese Women's Project Newspaper, Page 13 Full printed lyrics of the song Craft wrote for Inez Garcia and Joan Little, as published in the 1977 KGWP newspaper.
47.They Printed the Names - The Kitty Genovese Women's Project and the Newspaper That Broke the Anonymity Surrounding Sex-Crime Indictments in Dallas, March 8, 1977 Documentary history of the 20-page KGWP newspaper and its publication of approximately 2,100 indicted men's names.
https://archive.org/details/kgwp-article-they-printed-the-names
48.Editorial Review of "They Printed the Names" Editorial and archival review of the historical reconstruction of the Kitty Genovese Women's Project newspaper.
https://archive.org/details/editorial-review-they-printed-the-names
Founding documents, political leaflets, direct actions, beauty-pageant protests, feminist political art, and related historical analysis.
84.Preying Mantis Women's Brigade Statement of Purpose, 1980 Foundational statement setting out the group's radical-feminist political purpose and organizing principles.
85.The Preying Mantis Women's Brigade: Founding, Statement of Purpose, and Documented Actions First-person history of the group from its late-1976 Virgin Killer action through later anti-pornography and political-art actions.
86."Sex & Violence and Destruction of Albums at Odyssey Records" - Preying Mantis Women's Brigade Leaflet, 1979 Original leaflet and later recollections documenting a Preying Mantis Women's Brigade anti-pornography action in Santa Cruz.
87.Preying Mantis Virgin Killer Summary Short archival summary of the group's action against the Scorpions album Virgin Killer and its place in the group's early history.
https://archive.org/details/preying-mantis-virgin-killer-summary
88."Pornography: the Ultimate Silencer" by Deena Jurwitz, Open Road, Summer 1982 Scanned Open Road page reproducing Jurwitz's essay, originally printed in WIN magazine.
https://archive.org/details/pornography-the-ultimate-silencer
89.But Is It Art Or Is It Politics? The UC Santa Cruz Senior Thesis of Nikki Craft (1982) Illustrated account of Craft's UCSC senior thesis and its use of political action, public art, and primary university records.
https://archive.org/details/craft-ucsc-senior-thesis-article
90."Here She Comes, Myth California," Heresies 21: Food Is a Feminist Issue, 1987 Published documentation of Craft's Myth California anti-pageant action and feminist critique of beauty culture.
https://archive.org/details/here-she-comes-myth-california-1987-nikki-craft
91."A Letter from within... The Whatcom County Jail" - Nikki Craft to the Bellingham Herald, June 4, 1990 Craft's jail letter following her Bellingham anti-pageant protest and arrest.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-10.00.17-pm
92.Barbie Feminism Meets the Police State Feminist political-art item connecting beauty standards, policing, and the regulation of women's bodies.
https://archive.org/details/barbie-feminism-meets-the-police-state
Direct-action records and later documentary analysis concerning Hustler, Larry Flynt, Dwaine Tinsley, and related published attacks.
93.The First Night after our LA Press Conference, Hustler Magazine Direct Action, Jiffy Market, Soquel, California, March 25, 1981 Photo-documented direct action in which Craft and Teddy McKenna poured ink over Hustler and Penthouse magazines in a convenience store.
94.Larry Flynt and Dwaine Tinsley: The Hustling Folie a Deux Documentary reconstruction of the Tinsley criminal case, appellate reversal, abandoned retrial, and Hustler's institutional relationship to his work.
https://archive.org/details/hust-00-larry-flynt-dwaine-tinsley
95.Dwaine Tinsley Cartoon Analysis - Companion Visual Record Companion analysis of selected Chester the Molester cartoons and the evidentiary, cultural, and institutional questions surrounding them.
https://archive.org/details/hust-00-a-dwaine-tinsley-cartoon-analysis
96."Hustler" - Lee Baxandall Letter Attacking Nikki Craft, with Editors' Fact-Check, 1989 Baxandall's published attack alongside the Provincetown Advocate editors' contemporaneous factual correction.
https://archive.org/details/split-20-hustler-lee-baxandall-letter-nikki-craft-advocate-1989
97.One Word: "Hustler" - Lee Baxandall, Nikki Craft, and a Published Attack Documentary analysis of Baxandall's use of the word "hustler" against Craft and the surrounding public record.
https://archive.org/details/split-29-one-word-hustler-lee-baxandall-nikki-craft
Personal correspondence, dedication records, collaborative research, and later archival work documenting Craft's friendship and preservation work with Andrea Dworkin.
98.Andrea Dworkin, Postcard to Nikki Craft, June 21, 1988 Personal postcard documenting the friendship and correspondence between Dworkin and Craft.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-9.35.39-pm
99.Andrea Dworkin, Life and Death - Dedication to Nikki Craft, 1997 Preserved dedication page from Andrea Dworkin's Life and Death, documenting the public record of their friendship.
100.John Money Critical Analysis, Andrea Dworkin Collaboration, Psychology Today Rejection Letter, 1989/2016 Archival set connecting a 1989 Dworkin/Craft collaboration on John Money to later publication history and correspondence.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-06-27-at-1.20.46-am
101.Andrea's Legacy: The Stoltenberg Facebook Exchange, February 2016 Preserved Facebook exchange concerning Andrea Dworkin, her legacy, and disputes over how her history was represented.
https://archive.org/details/ad-01-stoltenberg-facebook-exchange-2026-07-22
102.What Gets Left Out: The Andrea Dworkin Online Library, the Andrea Dworkin Archival Project, and a Friendship Wikipedia Doesn't Mention Documentary essay on Craft's Dworkin preservation work and the biographical history omitted from Wikipedia.
https://archive.org/details/ad-02-library-and-archival-project-2026-07-26_202607
Feminist animal-rights graphics and commentary criticizing sexualized advocacy while preserving an independent anti-cruelty position.
103.PETA: Where Only Women Are Treated Like Meat Feminist animal-rights critique of PETA campaigns that used women's sexualized bodies as advertising material.
https://archive.org/details/peta-where-only-women-are-treated-like-meat
104.Traci Bingham Makes Herself Meat for PETA Animal-rights/feminist critique of PETA's use of a sexualized "meat" campaign featuring Traci Bingham.
https://archive.org/details/traci-bingham-makes-herself-meat-for-peta
105.Not Cooptable: Nikki Craft's Reply to Teresa Platt of Fur Commission USA, 2002 Political graphic and reply asserting an independent animal-rights position against both PETA's sexualized campaigns and the fur industry.
https://archive.org/details/ar-agitprop-01-not-cooptable-teresa-platt-reply-2026-08-07-3-10-pm
Early online activism, website interventions, link audits, and later digital agitprop.
106.3Com's "Simply Palm" Campaign: A Feminist Internet Action Against Sexist Advertising, 1999 Overview of the 1999 online action targeting 3Com advertising and documenting the early use of the web for feminist protest.
107.3Com Gives Whole New Meaning to "Palm Pilot": Original 1999 Webpage Capture Preserved original webpage and correspondence from the 3Com feminist internet action.
108.Digital Political Graphics & Agitprop by Nikki Craft - Gender Critical Series Selection of later digital political graphics continuing Craft's long use of agitprop and visual intervention.
109.Graphic Designers! Make Money! - Photoshop, Objectification, and Advertising Digital political graphic critiquing the commercial use and manipulation of women's bodies in design and advertising.
https://archive.org/details/school-art-01-graphic-designers-make-money-using-women-and-photoshop.jpg
110.The Links That Lead Nowhere: An Audit of Every Link on Nikki Craft's Wikipedia Page Audit of links and citations on the Wikipedia biography, documenting what remained live, broken, redirected, or missing.
Academic writing about Craft's activism, including the original Portuguese study and an English translation for research access.
111.O activismo estetico feminista de Nikki Craft - Rui Pedro Fonseca, Revista Estudos Feministas, 2010 Original Portuguese-language academic article examining Craft's feminist aesthetic activism.
112.Nikki Craft's Aesthetic Feminist Activism - English Translation of Rui Pedro Fonseca (2010) English AI-assisted translation of Fonseca's academic article on Craft's feminist aesthetic activism.
https://archive.org/details/fonseca-2010-english-version-ai-translation-2026-07-24
Contemporaneous profiles, lecture materials, and press coverage documenting Craft's public work across several decades.
113.Nikki Craft: "Everything I've Done Has Been to Raise Issues" - Santa Cruz Sentinel, May 29, 1983 Contemporary newspaper profile covering Craft's political art, feminist organizing, and civil disobedience.
https://archive.org/details/nikki-craft-everything-ive-done-has-been-to-raise-issues-1983
114."Nikki Craft Sees Links Among Issues" by Sue Burke, OUT!, February 1986 - Original Scan Original magazine scan profiling Craft's connections among feminist, anti-pornography, environmental, and civil-liberties issues.
https://archive.org/details/out-magazine-1986-02-sue-burke-nikki-craft-links-among-issues
115."Nikki Craft Sees Links Among Issues" by Sue Burke, OUT!, February 1986 Archival presentation and contextual write-up of the 1986 OUT! magazine profile.
https://archive.org/details/out-magazine-1986-02-sue-burke-write-up-2026-07-13
116.Speaking Engagements & Lecture Posters - Nikki Craft Will Be Speaking At, circa 1984 Speaking-engagement poster documenting Craft's activist history and public lecture work.
117."Crafting Civil Disobedience Into Art" by Judy Beck, Driftwood, February 22, 1988, p. 2 University of New Orleans student-newspaper profile previewing Craft's February 1988 slideshow on fifteen years of activism.
118."Crafting Civil Disobedience Into Art" by Judy Beck, Driftwood, February 22, 1988 Second preserved clipping of the Driftwood profile, identified in the scan as "from Dialogue."
119."Activist Challenges Ideal of Beauty" by Ellis Baker, Bellingham Herald, May 14, 1990, p. C2 Bellingham Herald staff profile published during Craft's Western Washington University appearances.
https://archive.org/details/screen-shot-2026-07-03-at-10.04.22-pm
120."Activist Challenges Ideal of Beauty" by Ellis Baker, The Bellingham Herald, May 14, 1990 Bellingham Herald staff profile published during Craft's Western Washington University appearances.
https://archive.org/details/activist-challenges-ideal-of-beauty-bellingham-herald
Additional writings and records that do not yet belong to a larger numbered archival family.
121."On Being Angry" by Nikki Craft, August 1986 Craft's essay on women's anger, political tone, and the pressure to make feminist dissent acceptable.
https://archive.org/details/split-19-on-being-angry-nikki-craft-1986
122.A Call on Feminists to Protest the War Against Afghanistan, Part I - Nikki Craft, November 8, 2001 Feminist anti-war essay critiquing U.S. militarism and the use of women's rights as wartime justification.
https://archive.org/details/nikki-craft-afghanistan-antiwar-article-screenshots
123.Ever The Polite Demons Preserved historical item in the archive; its Internet Archive metadata remains minimal.
Nikki Craft; Nikki Wiki; Nikki Craft Archival Project; The Family Index; Cape Cod; Craft v. Hodel; shirt-free rights; shirtfree rights; topfree rights; The ICONoclast; NOPE; N.O.P.E.; Nudist/Naturist Hall of Shame; Nudist Naturist Hall of Shame; Nudist Hall of Shame; NNHOS; NHOS; nudism; naturism; Preying Mantis Women's Brigade; National Rampage Against Penthouse; Myth California; Kitty Genovese Women's Project; KGWP; Women Armed for Self Protection; WASP; Always Causing Legal Unrest; ACLU; Pushing Buttons; UDCM; oh! BROTHER; NOMAS; Changing Men; Andrea Dworkin; Hustling the Left; Larry Flynt; Hustler; Dwaine Tinsley; Lee Baxandall; John Money; PETA; Wikipedia Accuracy Project; radical feminism; feminist activism; civil disobedience; anti-pornography activism; animal rights; political graphics; archival research; primary sources; Nudist Hall of Shame Facebook page; Nudist Hall of Shame Facebook group.
