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Social Justice
Human Rights week, Poster
Black Light Series #5: Black Art Poster
Yellow Submarine
“Seven Passages to a Flight”
“All Power to the People”
“For emergency use soft shoulder” Poster
Greyhound Line Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“Committee to Defend the Panthers”
AT&T Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
The Black Panther Newspaper, vol. 4, no. 5
Project Stand
America Free Angela
Negro teachers in Georgia public schools2
“Never Again! Stop the Nazi NF!“
“American People Series #19: U. S. Postage Stamp Commemorating the Advent of Black Power”
“Racism Chains Both”
Coors Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
Self-Help Graphics and Art Archives - University of California
I Am Blind Yet I See
¡Es Tiempo! Chicano Newspaper
Caracol Chicano Newspaper
Inside the Beast Chicano Newspaper
El Popo Chicano Newspaper
¡Basta Ya! Chicano Newspaper
La Gente UCLA Chicano Newspaper
La Lomita Chicano
Hijas de Cuauhtémoc Chicano Newspapers
Say Their Names Stamp Set11
The Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice Poster
Bhopal 2
The history of feminism in Africa
New Geographies3
San Francisco Poster Brigade Archive (SFPB)
Emory Douglas Lecture: Anchor Graphics. December, 2009.
“Support Black Liberation”
“american sampler”
Spring Way
“For Food...For Freedom” poster
Burger King Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“The Struggle Continues”
“The Crisis” cover
IBM Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“wide open”
“Black and Proud”
McDonald's Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“The Nun’s Story” AIGA article 2
Number of Negro students taking the various courses of study offered in Georgia schools
Black Light Series #8: Red White and Black Nigger
“mary does laugh”
“give the gang our best”
Greyhound Lines Inc. Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“Apartheid in Practice: Law and Order”
“The New Woman’s Survival Catalog”15
“America’s Black Colleges Are You Smart Enough To Go?“ Ad
“Art Department Rules”
“Woman Free Yourself”
“daily”
“daisy”
Black Power
“Smash Bantu education: misery: illiteracy”
Poster for Naturally '69
7UP Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
My Eyes4
