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Contribution Date
activism
May Day flyer
Aberdeen Women + Health Day
Fight for safe, legal abortion. Defeat the Abortion (amendment) bill
SCRAM energy bulletin
Grampian Health Nalgo News, n° 14
Solidarity for social revolution, n° 8
Big print, n° 7
Anarchist worker, n° 29
La gueule ouverte
Clydeside Action
Zero, n° 4
Social Revolution, n° 6
A contribution to the critique of Marx
Earth Day poster
“Angela Davis: Seize the Time”
dalitpanthers_archive (Instagram)
Feminist Findings2
Red Record of Lynching (Map)
1970 Earth Day Button
“The Women Behind the Black Panther Party Logo”
Portrait of Rose O' Neill
Votes for Women: The Spirit '76
Vintage Peace Posters4
First Woman's Building
“The Crime at Scottsboro”2
“Free Huey Rally, Bobby Hutton Memorial Park . . . Huey Must Be Set Free!“
“Genocide Series No. 1: Noddin’ Our Liberation Away!“
Black is Beautiful
Members of the Seito Group and Raicho Hiratsuka2
Portrait of Haru Raichō Hiratsuka
“Seito” Magazine, First issue of a feminist magazine
“The New Woman’s Survival Catalog”15
“The Politics of Protest”
Anna Smoleńska
Fighting Poland symbol instances4
Cover of OSPAAAL's Tricontinental 76
Graphic: OSPAAAL
Nina Simone, “Emergency Ward!“2
The Space Music of Sun Ra and His Space ARKestra
“Revolutionary Memorial Services for George Jackson”
The Black Panther Newspaper, vol. 4, no. 5
Drum Magazine (West Africa Edition), 1950s
“The Crisis” cover
Film Poster for Emitaï (French)
“A Show Biz Tragedy”
“Meat and Pork for Your Fork”
“Car Bomb”
“Lucky Shot! (Ode to Cheney)“
“She packed her trunk and said goodbye to the circus”
“What’s Your Cut?“
“Go Vegan and nobody gets hurt”
NAACP Birthday Ball Poster
NAACP Fight Now for Action
Negro Digest
Spring Way
Statue of Liberty2
Wipe Out
Imagevirus
AIDS posters
RIOT: Stonewall '69/AIDS Crisis '892
“Enrollment in the Negro common schools of the former slave states of the United States.“
A series of statistical charts illustrating the condition of the descendants of former African slaves now in residence in the United States of America
Number of Negro students taking the various courses of study offered in Georgia schools
