Black Design
“Black is Beautiful”
Seize The Time
“Be Proud”
Angola
“Color is a State of Mind”
Afro-American solidarity with the oppressed People of the world
“Riot”3
Negro Digest
Detroit Revolutionary Movement Records (1968 - 1972)
Black Power
“Day of Solidarity with the Afro-American People”
Joseph Jarman’s Song For… album cover 2
“Poem counterpoem”
for SDS “Black Power and Its Challenges” conference at UC Berkeley
Sun Ra, sun song 2
“Is He Protecting You?“ poster
“One Man One Vote” SNCC Poster
“March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom” poster
“Now” poster
Karolton Envelope Trademark
Storkline Corp. Trademark
Peace Corp Logo
I Told Pentel What To Do With Their Pens, and they did it
International Minerals & Chemical Corp. Trademark
Motorola Re-branding 3
Lincoln vs. Howard Football Game Program
NFL-Greats
“Americans of Negro Lineage”
NAACP Fight Now for Action
American Negro Exposition in Chicago poster2
NAACP Birthday Ball Poster
Torchy brown in dixie to harlem
Aaron Douglas' “Let My People Go”
“Dear Lovely Death”
Loïs Mailou Jones, design professor
The Crisis; March 1928
”The Negro In Art Week”
The Brownies' Book
Composing Room at the Planet newspaper
Tuskegee Print Shop photograph2
Tuskegee Institute Print Shop
Income and Expenditure of 150 Negro Families in Atlanta, Georgia
Printing at Claflin University in Orangeburg SC
AFRO-AMERICAN Baltimore newspaper
The weekly Christian Recorder, published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by the AME Church
Masthead of Freedom’s Journal.2
Organization of Black Designers oral history
“Impressions of African Art Forms in the Poetry of Margaret Danner”
Symbol for Island Record Co.
Symbol sketch for Product Engineering Magazine
Queer. Archive. Work
Book cover for Doubleday
Logos
“Summer in Baltimore”
Valmor beauty ads4
“For Food...For Freedom” poster
The Brownies' Book
Kwanzaa card3
The Space Music of Sun Ra and His Space ARKestra
Graphic: OSPAAAL
Logo for Dinizulu, an African dance troupe
Notes on writing, “Tell stories filled with facts...“
Set for television talk show, “Common Cents”
