Posters

Primo Tapia de la Cruz (1885–1926) was born into the indigenous Tarascan community of Naraja, Mexico. While working as…

Po’pay was a Tewa spiritual leader who led the 1680 Pueblo Revolt, an anticolonial movement to remove the Spanish…

In 1984 members of the International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) refused to unload South African cargo off…

Matilde Landa (1904-1942) was a famous militant of the PCE (Spanish Communist Party) who fought in the Spanish Civil War…

The Luddite insurrections (roughly 1811-1813 or later) are often represented as a misguided, reactionary backlash by…

The Spanish Maquis were guerrillas who fought against the Franco regime. They carried out sabotage in Spain, as well as…

The Austin community is on Chicago’s Far West Side and is anchored by a group of women who look out over their…

In 1993, the guerilla group the Red Army Faction bombed the construction site of a new super maximum security prison in…

New Jewish Agenda (1980-1992) was a national membership organization with the slogan "a Jewish voice among…

"What I am trying to say is this: The revolution is made by ordinary people, not by angels, made by people from all…

This poster celebrates the victory of reclaiming Richmond, Virginia's African Burial Ground from the Virginia…

In 1982, five activists from Squamish, Canada dynamited a hydroelectric project as well as a cruise missile factory,…

The Animal Liberation Front (ALF) is an animal liberation group who engage in direct action on behalf of animals. These…

Jane Jacobs, a writer, activist, and urbanist, and with her Greenwich Village neighbors stopped proposed expressways and…

Major Taylor was an African American cyclist who won the World One Mile Track Cycling Championship in 1899. He set…

Let's stripe those car lanes so by 2050, when cars are not so dominant in our culture, the minority who operate them…

Jana Sanskriti (Bengali for “People’s Culture”) mixes Indian folk theater with the political action of…

In the late 1960s, Black autoworkers began to confront the racist practices of the United Auto Workers union and the car…

Targeted by law enforcement as the “soul” of the militant Black Liberation Movement, accused (and acquitted)…

Los Siete de la Raza were seven youths from San Francisco’s Mission District, accused of killing a cop on May 1,…

El Hijo del Ahuizote was a revolutionary newspaper that fought against Porfirio Diaz’s dictatorship in Mexico. The…

In the 1970s the right-wing Salvadoran government initiated a period of brutal repression against any group or…

In 1973 a group of workers in Walpole, Massachusetts, forged a cross-race coalition demanding better pay, improved…

Josh MacPhee's remarkable rendering of John Brown is here!  A Celebrate People's History classic, this…

Jesus has reworked his "Stop the Raids" silkscreen print into a new People's History Poster about the…

This image pays homage to Roscoe Van Zandt and his fellow Flint Sit-Down strikers of 1936-37. Viewed as the birth of the…

"Between 1976 and 1983 thousands of young people in Argentina were secretly kidnapped, tortured, and murdered by…