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The Pittsburgh Courier launched "The Double V Campaign." Under the theme of "Democracy: Victory at Home, Victory Abroad," the effort to rally African-Americans and raise awareness about civil rights issues was very successful. Suzanne Leal

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nestle chocolate (1940)
"chocolate is a fighting food"

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Anti-Semitic propaganda from World War II

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Anti-Semitic propaganda from World War II

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"We can do it!" was created by  J. Howard Miller in 1943 for Westinghouse Electric as a work- incentive poster during the WWII. It encouraged production and dedication within warehouse.

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"My Student" (1948) A poster to encourage students to pursue their studies through the Soviet Union's role model, Stalin.

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The Cold War

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“In USSR There Are Many New Schools, In USA Schools Are Getting Closed All the Time “ (1950s)

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“In USSR There Are Many New Schools, In USA Schools Are Getting Closed All the Time “ (1950s)

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Angeline Susana

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They advertise their own products which can be perceived as a covert advertisement.

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McDonald's Bargain for a Budget Deal, also making Meal look tasty.

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McDonald's Bargain for a Budget Deal, also making Meal look tasty.

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(1942)

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Sex-Appeals-in-Advertising - Sex Appeal in Advertising 40s-50s

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This late Forties article (given out to class) explored the post-W.W. II consumer culture and a new sales pitch that the high priests of mass media had recently discovered that was guaranteed to move the merchandise right out the door every time: sex appeal.

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USA Propaganda poster from World War II

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(series of protests)

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the radio that they used to have back in the day

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a world war II coca cola add, with a USO member and a sailor

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a world war II coca cola add, with a USO member and a sailor

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Cigarettes Curing Asthma

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ritz crackers

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"Be A Marine, Free A Marine To Fight"

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this is about candy in the 1950s

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ketchup 1960

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World War II War Bond Propaganda in support of the U.S Military

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World War II War Bond Propaganda in support of the U.S Military

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Poster marking "German Police Day", 1941. Interesting that the man to the left is clearly identified as a member of the SD Security Police - a rather shady formation in some respects.

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Poster marking "German Police Day", 1941. Interesting that the man to the left is clearly identified as a member of the SD Security Police - a rather shady formation in some respects.