About this image...

Image Title: African Liberation Day, Washington D.C., May 20, 1970

Date: Between 1970 and 1979

Summary: Poster showing a drawing of an African woman and man, mine workers, stepping up to revolt against apartheid; they break the chain that has held them in bondage, the woman carries a rifle, at their feet are a pick and krugerrands. Also shown in a drawing are the Wilmington Ten behind bars topped with the U.S. Capitol dome in the background.

Subjects: Africans--Civil rights--1970-1980
Apartheid--Africa--1970-1980
Demonstrations--Washington (D.C.)--1970-1980
Race discrimination--Africa--1970-1980

Places: Washington D.C.

Original Media: Poster|Lithograph

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