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“American People Series #19: U. S. Postage Stamp Commemorating the Advent of Black Power”
Drum Magazine, February 1955
Group of 8 Angela Davis pinbacks
Woodcut portrait of Banneker from the cover of his 1795 Almanac
The Black Book3
“Free Huey Rally Oakland Auditorium”
Aetna calendar
“Home to Harlem” by Claude McKay 2
Notes on writing, “Tell stories filled with facts...“
Party invitation for Grace and James Weldon Johnson
“Black is Beautiful”
Proportion of Total Negro Children of School Age Who are Enrolled in the Public Schools
“Riot”3
Poor People's Campaign Poster2
Spring Way
Burger King Ad In Honor of Martin Luther King
The Black Panther; Vol.2, No. 23
“Black is Beautiful”
Undercurrent and Studio One Summer Theatre
“Across, Down & Black”
AfriCOBRA 1: Ten in Search of a Nation, exhibition poster
Jazz II Deluxe
“The Crisis” cover
The Black Panther; Vol. 2, No.18
Graphic: OSPAAAL
“Freedom of Speech”
“Free Huey Rally, Bobby Hutton Memorial Park . . . Huey Must Be Set Free!“
“The Blacker the Berry”
Foo Fighters, Rolling Stone magazine spreads
SkinFood Cosmetics
“Visual Puns in Design: The Pun Used As a Communication Tool” 7
Black Light Series #8: Red White and Black Nigger
“Defying Odds, Expanding Opportunities: The African American Challenge”
photograph from Poor People's Campaign
The Black Panther
“Black and Brown Stamp Album”
Drum Magazine (West Africa Edition), 1950s
David Carroll & His Orchestra,Dance Date
Leich Electric Brochure
Ebony Jr
U.S. 2000 Census4
Symbol for Island Record Co.
The Black Panther Newspaper 2
“The People Flag Show”
Good Morning America interview2
The Train
Free Huey Rally in San Francisco
Poster for Pamoja Gallery
“March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom” poster
Nina Simone, “Emergency Ward!“2
NAACP Birthday Ball Poster
“Americans of Negro Lineage”
Group of 13 NAACP pinback buttons
Party flyers 5
“Poem counterpoem”
Cover of Charles Dawson’s ABCs of Great Negroes
“Black and Proud”
“Caravan: Eddie Layton at the Hammond Organ”
True Advertisement
Keyspan Park7
“Understanding Africa”
Push Pin Almanack
Notes on the Oankali, Lilith's Brood
