Contribution Date
Politics
The Landlord's Game4
Agenda: a journal about women and gender (body politics)
Art Towards Social Development
African women holding "One Man One Woman One Vote" signs
Mariel Boatlift Flier
I AM A BLACK WOMAN!
Solidarity with the African People
The liberation of women is a basic requirement for the revolution.
Les Temps Modernes
Pinback button for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign
Cover of March: Book One, 2013
Candidate Advertising Poster
The Spanish brute adds mutilation to murder: Propaganda in the Spanish American War
Pedro Albizu Campos: Leader of the Independence Movement
Socialist magazine, published by the Socialist Party USA, Editor Andrew Hammer, Volume XX Issue 3, May/June 1994.3
Human Rights - Living Together
Homes for People, Not Profit poster
Me For Mo Udall Campaign Button
Reagan Bush '84 Campaign Poster
Kennedy For President Poster
Reagan Bush '84 Button
Veterans Vote Regan-Bush '84
Reagan Bush '84 Bumper Sticker
Wallace for President Bumper Sticker
“Well, there goes the neighborhood.”
Interview with Chaz Maviyane-Davies, AIGA Journal of Graphic Design, Vol. 18, No. 2, 2000
Your Queen City5
Official Olympics Police State
Presidential Inauguration Program, Ronald Reagan, 1981
Liberated Lady
Paddington Printshop (trade card)
Aberdeen People's Press
Scottish School Students. Demonstrate!
International Socialism2
Suburban Press
KBOO ad
What is Cinema?: Volume I
The Man Who Sneezed
Anarchism and Anarcho-syndicalism
The Modern History of Socialist Thought (To the Finland Station)
President Nixon: Now More Than Ever
Exaggerated Hyperbole Will Sink Important Legislation
“The Crisis” cover
America Free Angela
Votes for Women button
Re-Elect FDR 1940
9,10,11 de Setembro. Vale do Jamor. Festa do Avante!(September 9,10,11. Vale do Jamor.)
8,9,10 de Setembro. Vale do Jamor. Festa do Avante! (September 8,9,10. Vale do Jamor. Avante Party!)
“Célula Soares da Costa da UJC - V. N. De Gaia”
“Avante na batalha da produção. A força da revolução PCP (Onward in the battle of production.The strength of the revolution PCP)“
“Elect Mrs. Fannie Lou Hammer”
“El Machete”
The Colored American Magazine, August 1901; Vol. 3, No. 4; “Midsummer Fiction Number”
Survey Graphic, Nov 1942; “Color: Unfinished Business of Democracy. Negroes, U. S. A., The New World, The Old World”
Survey Graphic, May 1924; “Mexico: A Promise”
Survey Graphic, January 1947; “Segregation”2
