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“Do the Right Thing”
Sun Ra, Space Is The Place
Masthead of Freedom’s Journal.2
“American People Series #19: U. S. Postage Stamp Commemorating the Advent of Black Power”
Illustration for Amtrak Express Magazine
Burger King Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
7UP Case Packaging3
“Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life”
Illustration for Cosmopolitan
Nina Simone, “Emergency Ward!“2
“Hope Lives Here”
“Revolutionary Memorial Services for George Jackson”
“Free Huey”
“Black is Beautiful”
“The People Flag Show”
Motorola Re-branding 3
“Visual Perceptions: Twenty-one African American Designers Challenge Modern Stereotypes”
“Bamboozled”
Illustration for Murray’s Superior Hair Dressing Pomade
Logo for Dinizulu, an African dance troupe
Woodcut portrait of Banneker from the cover of his 1795 Almanac
“The Decorative Arts of Africa” Illustration
“Americans of Negro Lineage”
Push Pin Almanack
Drum Magazine, July 1956
Foo Fighters, Rolling Stone magazine spreads
Symbol for Island Record Co.
Logos
“Nappygram” 8
Push Pin Graphic, no. 21
Type Talk Cover No. 138
“United States of Attica”
“The Judson 3”
“Afterjail Guide”
Pages from identity standards manual for Chase Manhattan
NAACP Birthday Ball Poster
“The Weary Blues” by Langston Hughes
The Space Music of Sun Ra and His Space ARKestra
The Crisis
House Ads for R.R. Bowker Co.
David Carroll & His Orchestra,Dance Date
Esquire Magazine Cover 19472
The Black Panther
“Typography 22: The Annual of the Type Directors Club”
“Wake Up”
“The Decorative Arts of Africa” Cover Design
Cover for Sesame Street Magazine
“The Year Around Book”8
Undercurrent and Studio One Summer Theatre
Free Huey Rally in San Francisco
Drum Magazine, February 1955
Drum Magazine (West Africa Edition), 1950s
Al Pacino
Soledad Brothers
Poster for Pamoja Gallery
“Freedom of Speech”
“Black is Beautiful”
“The National Aquarium in Baltimore”
The Black Panther
The weekly Christian Recorder, published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by the AME Church
Cover of OSPAAAL's Tricontinental 76
Untitled, (Hey, Mister, what you doing to the poor man, Lord knows you oughta quit it.)
The Train
