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Join the Army c. 1970 Poster is long rectangular shaped with a black background and white text. Poster reads, "Join the Army; travel to exotic, distant lands; meet exciting, unusual people and kill them."	Geronimo Pratt after 1978 Poster is printed overall with a black and white photo of an African American man, shown from the shoulders up he is smiling with his head slightly tilted. The upper left corner is overlaid with...
Murdered [Sam Napier] Emory Douglas 1971 The top edge of the poster has the text: "Murdered". Below is a black and white photograph of a male figure, shown from the neck, he has a mustache. The bottom of the poster has the text: "Sam...	Murdered 1970 Poster has red lettering that reads, "Murdered/ Allison Kraufe/ Sandra Lee Scheuer/ Jerry Miller/ William K. Schroder." This poster has unintentional type where wet ink transferred as a wet...
Altamont '69 1969 Poster has five black and white photographs of people at a music festival. In the bottom center is "Altamont '69" printed vertically. Photos from top left clockwise: a hat with a sign for acid;...	Nguyen Thai Binh: Born 1948 - Assassinated: July 2, 1972 c. 1972 Poster has a black and white photograph of a man's head close up. Below the image is "Nguyen Thai Binh/ Born: 1948 - Assassinated: July 2, 1972." Above the photo reads, "I am willing to take any...
Do you ever feel like killing your boss? Point-Blank! 1972 Small poster with a black single border around a large area of small text. The top has "Do you ever feel like killing your boss?" printed in red lettering. Below is a small picture of...	BART Police: Who They Protect and Serve & Who They Killed. c. 1992 Poster is printed on white paper in black ink. Poster reads from top to bottom: "BART Police: Who They / Protect and Serve / & Who They Killed / Justice for Jerrold Hall! Accused of...
March to Protest the Murders of Black Women: Boston, 1979 Red Sun Press ~ printer, Tia Cross ~ artist 1979 Poster has a black and white photograph of a group of women holding a banner. The banner reads, "3rd World Women We Cannot Live Without Our Lives." Below the photograph is "March to Protest the...	In memory of Jose Barlow Benavides who was murdered on June 11, 1978 by O.P.D. [Oakland Police Department] Malaquias Montoya ~ artist 1977 The top half of the poster has an olive color background with a black and white skull that wearing a mask of a man's face. Below is a dark blue outline of an officer. The shoulder has O.P.D. and...
(Yvonne Wanrow quote) K. Sjoholm ~ artist 1976 Poster is printed on yellow paper and has a drawing of a woman holding a child and pointing a gun. Behind the woman is a red sun. Above the drawing is black text. The text reads, "I stand in...	Guilty of murder : LBJ-USA Charles Brittin ~ artist c. 1968 Poster has a black and white image of a human skeleton with tail that has six fuzzy spider arms with skeleton hands. Around the spider are bones and skulls. Printed above the image in white is "...
photograph Ron Riesterer ~ photographer \| Oakland Tribune 8-Nov-73 Tribune caption on the back, Nov. 9, 1973-- "After ambushing Dr. Foster, killers ran along E. 11th into Peralta Park and emerged on Fallon Street near Auditorium." Photo shows a time-elapse,...	photograph Kenneth Green 12-Nov-73 Clipping on the back of the photo reads, "September 8, 1991--Rage gripped Oakland when Superintendent Marcus Foster was murdered in 1973." Photo shows a large crowd gathered around a hearse. A...
photograph Associated Press 21-May-69 Depiction: Picture focuses on a handwritten sign tacked to the doorway of the chancellor's office at UCLA. The word "chancellor" is partially seen on the glass door. A man stands on the other...	photograph Angela Pancrazio, Oakland Tribune Aug. 23, 1989 Photograph of site of all-night vigil where former Black Panther Party founder and member Huey Newton was killed. Candles burn on sidewalk where he was killed at night. A photo of him from many...
Untitled (Portrait of James King of William) Robert H. Vance c.1855 Quarter plate daguerreotype with hand tinted cheeks in original case. King was a crusading newspaper editor whose assassination sparked the Vigilante Uprising of 1856.