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“Indranet”7
“Never Again! Stop the Nazi NF!“
“Across, Down & Black”
“Black Designers Missing in Action” 12
AfriCOBRA 1: Ten in Search of a Nation, exhibition poster
House Ads for R.R. Bowker Co.
“Visual Puns in Design: The Pun Used As a Communication Tool” 7
“Bamboozled”
“Calendar: Twelve American Women, 1942”2
The Black Panther Newspaper, vol. 4, no. 5
SkinFood Cosmetics
AT&T Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“Committee to Defend the Panthers”
Greyhound Line Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“All Power to the People”
Photograph of Dr. W.E.B. Du Bois2
“Seven Passages to a Flight”
“At Bay”
“Blood People Land”
Local sign painting in Dominican Republic4
1996 Nike Black History Month Poster
Afrofuturism: The World of Black Scifi and Fantasy Culture2
Grand Rapids Engraving Co. Ads
Hand-Painted and Digital shop signages in New Delhi
Wallstreet…Not One of Us
NFL-Greats
AFRO-AMERICAN Baltimore newspaper
The Black Scholar, Vol. 9 No. 3
Pushing the Boundaries – Interview with Archie Boston2
Torchy brown in dixie to harlem
![[The Georgia Negro] City and rural population](https://thumbs.peoplesgdarchive.org/static/media-items/image/28360/fit-500x500/65aaadba/@2x/Screenshot%202024-01-19%20at%2011.53.27%E2%80%AFAM.png?tgt=webp "[The Georgia Negro] City and rural population")
[The Georgia Negro] City and rural population
7UP Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
Leich Electric Brochure
Cover of “Parameter Estimation”
“Woman Free Yourself”
Dance The Cool Jerk With The Capitols (The Capitols) album cover2
Office Telephone Directory
“Estoy manejando con la numero uno.“
Centennial of Negro Progress Exposition
The Train
Black Power
LA Esprit Superstore Advertising and Design Work for Esprit4
“Smash Bantu education: misery: illiteracy”
Cover of “Duke” 1.2 (July 1957)
Group of 13 NAACP pinback buttons
Poster for Naturally '69
Original maquette for the 1982 Cultural Freebee Jam flyer, with the printed flyer
Book cover of “The Story of the American Negro” by Ina Corinne Brown (second edition)
“Homeland of Happy Feet” article2
“DECWorld, 90”
Sketch for “A Century of Negro Progress” Ad
“Dynamite voices”
Tighten Up (Archie Bell & The Drells) album cover2
Coors Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
“I’m Better Than These Motherfuckers”
Exhibition Guide for African American Designers in Chicago: Art, Commerce and the Politics of Race4
Esquire Magazine Cover, February 1936
“Extrapolasis”
“American People Series #19: U. S. Postage Stamp Commemorating the Advent of Black Power”
“One Man One Vote” SNCC Poster
“The Haitian Revolution in Global Context: A Bicentennial Commemoration”
“We Shall Survive. Without A Doubt”, Black Panther Newspaper
