Contribution Date
activism
Poster for Amnesty International
Seize The Time
The liberation of women is a basic requirement for the revolution.
“By the Street of Bye-and-Bye One Arrives at the House of Never” (signed)3
Power Up6
Resurrection City, 1968
Sign of the Times
South African women were imprisoned for fighting against the 1952 Anti-pass law campaigns.
Black Liberation Print 2
U.S.A. Surpasses All the Genocide Records
War on Poverty
Design Education as Activism, Advocacy, & Sovereignty – A Talk with Saki Mafundikwa & Sadie Red Wing
David King archive6
Stop Driving 2
In My Country We Go To Prison First And Then Become President
Guerilla Girls: breaking the public sphere
ABC’s of Great Negroes
The Lily: The first U.S. newspaper published by women for women2
The Lesbian Avengers
Wallstreet…Not One of Us
The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races2
No More War 1968
Victory 1945
Give Back Our Sea
Earth Day poster
Queer Nation logo
Black Panther Party logo
Silence = Death
Hiroshima Appeals – Burning Butterflies
leftove.rs archive
Capitalism also depends on domestic labour
Revolting Librarians
Pas de football entre les camps de concentration
AWAY WITH THIS TERRIBLE SYSTEM YES TO DEMOCRATIC SRC'S
Guinea-Bissau Independence
World Solidarity with Puerto Rico
Guerreras de Las Barricadas
The Freedom Archives
Power to the People - Marsha P. Johnson
Frank “Wamsutta” James2
Demonstration announcement
American Indian Movement (AIM): Images & Artifacts5
I Want Out
Detroit Revolutionary Movement Records (1968 - 1972)
Museum of Design Atlanta's World AIDS Day exhibit: a review of Graphic Intervention: 25 Years of International AIDS Awareness Posters 1985–2010 exhibition
“Palante” cover v 2 nr 12 9/25/70. Young Lords publication
Ohio “STRIKE! APRIL 26” SMC pin
The Liberated Woman's Songbook cover design
Guatamala
Jornada de solidaridad con Cuba
That They May Have Life
The Palestine Poster Project Archives
Aberdeen People's Press
Cartoon publicity
Mole Express
Nukespeak. The media and the bomb
Possil Post
The Govan People
South Side News
Possil Post
Clydeside Action
The 70's Biweekly, no. 2321
Aberdeen People's Press
