Anti-racism

Murals for Justice Newark2020

• Chantal Fischzang

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

“Sempre antirracista sempre antifascista”2020

• Diego Justino

Contributed by Diego Justino

Dēmos website2019

• Sarah Leigh
• ThinkShout

Contributed by Darden Studio

Colorlines2019

• Erin Zipper

Contributed by Darden Studio

How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi, One World2019

• Jo Anne Metsch
• Wix Playground Academy

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

Ten Years of OZ. 1963–1973c. 2018

• Giulia Boccarossa

Contributed by Giulia Boccarossa

When They Call You a Terrorist by Patrisse Khan-Cullors and Asha Bandele, St. Martin’s Press2018

• Olga Grlic

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

For a Left Populism by Chantal Mouffe2018

• Keith Dodds
• Andy Pressman

Contributed by Max Phillips

Afropunk Festival (fictional)2017

• Yuma Naito

Contributed by Yuma Naito

Berliner Bündnis gegen Rechts2016

• unknown

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

Black Power Mixtape 1967–19752011

• Stefania Malmsten
• Malmsten Hellberg

Contributed by Herb Lubalin Study Center

“Le racisme divise” posterc. 1970

• unknown

Photo(s) by Étienne Pouvreau on Flickr.

Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) graphicsc. 1969

Contributed by Owen Gardner

“Black is Beautiful.” ad for Vince Cullers Advertising1968

• Vince Cullers Advertising
• Emmett McBain

Contributed by Stephen Coles

Second City Volume 1, Number 61968

• Guild Cooperative Fellowship

Contributed by Garrison Martin

What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?1852

• Lee, Mann & Co.

Contributed by Nick Sherman

Declaration of the Anti-Slavery Convention1833

• Merrihew & Gunn

Contributed by Nick Sherman