Abstract Silkscreened poster in red, green, black, and cream depicting African American women in a protest march, probably the November 25, 1978 National March on Tupelo, sparked by police brutality against African-Americans. Two of the marchers are wearing t-shirts that read "Justice for All." The poster features a quote from Alfred "Skip" Robinson: "The battle lines drawn in Tupelo do not end in Mississippi, but extend into every city and town in this country where discrimination and bigotry...

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Approximately 30 pamphlets, flyers, newsletters, brochures and leaflets protesting police violence and abuses, most issued by community activist and human rights organizations. Primary locations are Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso, Tx, and New York, and Massachusetts. One folder of photocopied material also included.