Contribution Date
activism
"Que en nuestras almas no entre el terror" and other textile works by Feliciano Centurión4
Aids Awareness Buttons4
Disability Arts Movement
AFRICA Poster by Gladys Acosta Ávila
Arkangel for Animal Liberation3
Women’s Liberation Is Gonna Get Your Mama and Your Sister and Your Girlfriend, 1971
“'Homosexuals are Different…”'
Impeach Nixon March & Rally
Folding Nixon poster
OSPAAAL
Bright Future
"Plan Colombia" Poster
Poster of Fred Hampton, Deputy Chairman, Chicago Chapter, Black Panther Party
Oust Brier!
Recall Seraphim: Judge the Judge
Puerto Rico Libre
Vietnam: Our Victory; South Africa: Our Fight
Stop Forced Sterilization
Overturn Bakke
Sexist Justice is an Accessory to Rape
Free Peltier
Working People Have May Day, May 1, 1977
Public Enemy No. 1
Shout Your Abortion, Volume 14
AIDS Memorial Quilt (Section)
Girl Is Not A 4 Letter Word
Backtracking 1994853
Lesbian Avengers Logo
Nella donna c'era un sogno… Canzoniere femminista20
Lambda13
End Bad Breath
The Revolution Will Be Archived
Design’s Role in Activism Can Go Deeper Than Posters and T-Shirts
¡Ahora! Magazine “Graphics & Documents of the Revolution”
The Activist: A Student Journal of Politics and Opinion3
Sensitive Content
Dykes and Safe Sex Pamphlet, By The Lesbian Avengers 2
Global Warming3
The Beginning is Near
The Landlord's Game4
“Eradicate Violence Against Women” Symbol
Flint Sit-Down Strike Poster (2009)
“Water for Life/A glass of water” (2005)
We Love Peace, . Shin Matsunaga松永真 (1988)
Agenda: a journal about women and gender (body politics)
African women holding "One Man One Woman One Vote" signs
I AM A BLACK WOMAN!
Yale Journal of Law & Feminism 2
“Civil Rights Now!” pennant from the March on Washington
Civil Rights
Culture and Resistance
“Health Care is for People, Not for Profit” poster
Paud's Pins
National Abortion Rights Button
Poster for Amnesty International
Seize The Time
The liberation of women is a basic requirement for the revolution.
“By the Street of Bye-and-Bye One Arrives at the House of Never” (signed)3
Power Up6
Resurrection City, 1968
Sign of the Times
South African women were imprisoned for fighting against the 1952 Anti-pass law campaigns.
Black Liberation Print 2
U.S.A. Surpasses All the Genocide Records
