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BIPOC designer
“The Struggle Continues”
East Village Other No. 37
Soledad Brothers
“Revolutionary Memorial Services for George Jackson”
Black Panther Party Survival Programs
“Free Huey Rally Oakland Auditorium”
“Free Huey”
Free Huey Rally in San Francisco
Black Panther Poster
Title Cards for CBS Television (50s-60s) 5
The Crisis
The Crisis; Vol. 4, No. 6
“Native Tribes of North America, Central America and the Caribbean”
“Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life”
The Black Panther; Vol. 2, No.18
The Black Panther; Vol. 2, No. 18
The Black Panther
The Black Panther; Vol. 242
The Black Panther
The Black Panther; Vol. 4, No. 7
The Black Panther; Vol.2, No. 23
The Black Panther Newspaper, vol. 4, no. 5
Black Power
“Banque Nacional du Congo” poster
Ebony Jr
“The Crisis” cover
“The Blacker the Berry”
for SDS “Black Power and Its Challenges” conference at UC Berkeley
“Day of Solidarity with the Afro-American People”
“Summer in Baltimore”
“Hope Lives Here”
“The National Aquarium in Baltimore”
“Maryland Crab Feast”
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Environmental Branding Stud
Flyer for Grandmaster Flash
NAACP Birthday Ball Poster
NAACP Fight Now for Action
“Americans of Negro Lineage”
“The Decorative Arts of Africa” Illustration
“The Decorative Arts of Africa” Cover Design
Lahore: The City Within
Leading Through Design, National Endowment for the Arts campaign6
“Typography 22: The Annual of the Type Directors Club”
Al Pacino
Foo Fighters, Rolling Stone magazine spreads
Peace Corp Logo
7UP Case Packaging3
Storkline Corp. Trademark
Karolton Envelope Trademark
International Minerals & Chemical Corp. Trademark
Motorola Re-branding 3
“Bamboozled”
“Summer of Sam”
“Clockers”
Esquire Magazine Cover, February 1936
Pages from identity standards manual for Chase Manhattan
Centennial of Negro Progress Exposition
Negro Digest
“Visual Perceptions: Twenty-one African American Designers Challenge Modern Stereotypes”
Logos
Esquire Magazine Cover 19472
“Homeland of Happy Feet” article2
Photos, scrapbook pages, and correspondence of Simms Campbell3
