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“I’m Better Than These Motherfuckers”
“We Shall Survive. Without A Doubt”, Black Panther Newspaper
“The Judson 3”
Cover for Sesame Street Magazine
Logos
“Hope Lives Here”
Drum Magazine, June 1957
“Seven Passages to a Flight”
Queer. Archive. Work
Drum Magazine, July 1956
“Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life”
“Typography 22: The Annual of the Type Directors Club”
Title Cards for CBS Television (50s-60s) 5
The Space Music of Sun Ra and His Space ARKestra
Sun Ra, Space Is The Place
“The Weary Blues” by Langston Hughes
Motorola Re-branding 3
Illustration for Amtrak Express Magazine
Illustration for Cosmopolitan
Peace Corp Logo
for SDS “Black Power and Its Challenges” conference at UC Berkeley
Black Panther Poster
The Black Panther
Trans World Airlines (TWA)
Illustration for Murray’s Superior Hair Dressing Pomade
“Playboy Jazz All Stars”
Sun Ra, sun song 2
“Summer in Baltimore”
“Nappybook” 3
“Day of Solidarity with the Afro-American People”
“United States of Attica”
“Maryland Crab Feast”
Type Talk Cover No. 138
“Wake Up”
Al Pacino
“Bamboozled”
“Afterjail Guide”
“All Power To The People” , Black Panther Newspaper
Storkline Corp. Trademark
The Black Panther Newspaper
“The Year Around Book”8
“The National Aquarium in Baltimore”
Symbol sketch for Product Engineering Magazine
Untitled, (Hey, Mister, what you doing to the poor man, Lord knows you oughta quit it.)
Cover of OSPAAAL's Tricontinental 76
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Environmental Branding Stud
“American People Series #19: U. S. Postage Stamp Commemorating the Advent of Black Power”
Drum Magazine, February 1955
Woodcut portrait of Banneker from the cover of his 1795 Almanac
“Black is Beautiful”
“Free Huey Rally Oakland Auditorium”
“Home to Harlem” by Claude McKay 2
“Do the Right Thing”
Party invitation for Grace and James Weldon Johnson
“Black is Beautiful”
Undercurrent and Studio One Summer Theatre
The Black Panther; Vol.2, No. 23
Burger King Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“Clockers”
Jazz II Deluxe
The Black Panther; Vol. 2, No.18
“Freedom of Speech”
