Posters

Bo Brown described herself as an "anti-authoritarian lesbian feminist anarcho-communist" at her sentencing hearing in…

This poster offers a history on The Liberator, an abolitionist newspaper that advocated for the complete emancipation of…

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

Elizabeth “Mum Bett” Freeman of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, was the first slave to win her freedom in court on human…

In mid 2012, protests erupted in Khartoum opposition to the the reign of Omal al-Bashir and his National Congress party,…

This poster features Solidarity Park, a massive occupation and protest of anti-union legislation in Australia in 1997.…

The first People's History poster about New Zealand! The New Zealand Federation of Labor, the Red Feds, was the first…

In 1977 at the Washington State Penitentiary, a group of prisoners formed the group Men Against Sexism in order to…

June Jordan, radical Black poet, activist, and teacher, made an enormous impact on the world of poetry and literature…

Quechua is an ancient language, used since the time that the Incan civilization stretched across South America. But it…

Hønsestrikk is a type of narrative knitting that came out of Denmark in the 1970s. By creating a politically and…

A protest movement spread across Japan in 1918 in response to inflated costs of rice. On top of existing inflation, the…

With this poster, commemorate the bravery of the Mohawk women who created the Mother's Milk Project, bringing attention…

“Confronting the FTAA: Thousands of people from across the Americas converged April 20th to 22nd, 2001 to protest the…

Sojourner Truth was famous for her dedication to the abolitionist and feminist causes, and for overcoming such radical…

In St. Louis, Missouri in 1933, 500 Black women who worked for the Funsten Nut Company mounted a successful strike…

In the early 1920s, a group of Korean student activists in Tokyo got together to form an anarchist group, Futeisha, or…

Francis Abigail Olufunmilayo Thomas was born in Nigeria in 1900. Funmilayo (the name she went by) was the fisty female…

In 1936, when the Olympics were held in Nazi Germany, Barcelona set about hosting the Olimpiada Popular, an explicitly…

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

“Our decolonisation starts now as we, as a people, will no longer accept that we are third class citizens in our own…

In 1920, women incarcerated at New York's Bedford Hills Correctional Facility staged a series of 'sonic riots.' One…

"We will not kill for your profits. We will not sacrifice for your profits." These words were stenciled in mud by Iraq…

From 1972 to 1991, former Chicago police commander, John Burge, and his men systematically tortured over 119…

Today Portland, Oregon is often thought of as a haven for progressive thinking and antiracist and antifascist activism,…

With this poster from the Celebrate People's History series, commemorate the Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp,…

Raised in Hawaii, but originally from the Marshall Islands, poet and performance artist Kathy Jetnil-Kijner retains…

In 1963, despite the decision of the Supreme Court in Brown v. Board nearly a decade earlier, segregation was alive…

Founded in 1973 by activists in Berkeley, California, Inkworks Press was created because "Freedom of the Press belongs…

In 2011 at an Occupy protest in Oakland, CA, two-time Iraq veteran Scott Olsen was shot in the head by police,…