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Why Must Black People Look At Each Other Through Prison Bars? Emory Douglas 1971 The top edge of the drawing has the text: "Why Must Black People / Look At Each Other Through Prison Bars? Where Is Our Freedom?". Below is a drawing of a male figure in red and blue clothing he...	The Lumpen Emory Douglas 1970 The top edge of the poster has the text: "The Heir Of Malcolm Have Picked Up The Gun / And Now Stand Millions Strong Facing The Racist Pig Oppressor". Below the poster has a large stylized drawing...
Untitled (On the Bones of the Oppressors) Emory Douglas 1969 The poster has a stylized drawing overall. The lower right corner of the drawing has a male figure shown from the chest up, rendered almost entirely in black with highlights of white and orange....	untitled (We Are Soldiers...) Emory Douglas c. 1969 The poster has a large stylized drawing of two male figures shown from the neck up. The figures are located toward the left side of the poster. The left most figure has a green on his head. The...
Free Huey Emory Douglas 1969 Poster has a stylized drawing of a child standing in front of a garbage can that is overfilled with garbage. The child is wearing gray pants and a gray jacket, he is carrying a rifle on his back,...	untitled (On the Bones of the Oppressors) Emory Douglas 1969 The poster has a stylized drawing overall. The lower right corner of the drawing has a male figure shown from the chest up, rendered almost entirely in black with highlights of white and orange....
Free Your Self Woman n.d. The poster is printed in green and purple over all. The poster is loosely divided into four quadrants each containing text that is organized along a diagonal line. The quadrant at top left has the...	I Saw a Woman Sleeping... n.d. The poster is printed on brown paper with black text and image. The left side of the poster has a large black, curved shape, that at its base stretches the width of the poster. The bottom edge of...
Untitled (On the Bones of the Oppressors) Emory Douglas 1969 The poster has a stylized drawing overall. The lower right corner of the drawing has a male figure shown from the chest up, rendered almost entirely in black with highlights of white and orange...	photograph Associated Press 2-Jul-83 Description: A crowd of men and women stand together at a rally. Many are holding handwritten signs and placards, some of which read "Students Support Nicaraguan Freedom Fighters" and "Better Dead...

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