Posters

Radio Venceremos was a clandestine broadcasting unit used throughout the El Salvadoran Civil War, 1981–1992. Known as…

In Chicago in 1969, Fred Hampton of the Black Panther Party founded the original Rainbow Coalition, an anti-racist,…

The Rani of Jhansi was born in 1828 and her early education was unusual for girls at the time: wrestling, swordfighting,…

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

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

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

With panache, style, skill, and a great deal of humor, The Red Wheelies challenge perceptions of disability. They take…

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

This poster, part of the Celebrate People's History series, depicts the workers of the Republic Windows and Doors…

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

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

Ferdinando Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were Italian-born anarchists who arrived in the US in 1908. Sacco was a…

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

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

On November 30th, 1999, a diverse consortium of activists, organizers, artists, students, workers, and more used direct…

Having returned home in 494 BC after fighting to defend their country, the Plebians of Rome found the Aristocracy had…

In April 1921, the Seki Ran Kai (Red Waves Society) was formed with socialism as its goal. It was the first…

This poster, part of the Celebrate People's History series, depicts a scene with Septima Poinsette Clark, a Civil Rights…

Los Siete de la Raza were seven youths from San Francisco’s Mission District, accused of killing a cop on May 1, 1969.…

A celebration of those who kept their mouth shut; the people who refused to snitch to the cops, who resisted grand…

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

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

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

In 1739, a group of enslaved people fled their plantation in the Charles Town area and headed south towards…

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

Sylvia Ray Rivera is back in all her glory. Sylvia, a Puerto Rican and Venezuelan transwoman from New York City, was a…

"I cannot stand and sing the anthem. I cannot salute the flag; I know that I am a Black man in a white world. In 1972,…