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“All Power to the People” by Emory Douglas, March 9, 1969

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The Black Panther Party was an African American organization that was begun on October 15, 1966. One of their greatest successes was using imagery to reach people across the country about their movement. Their most motivating and useful way of reaching out to African American communities was through their artwork. The images they created show the injustice toward communities of color in the United States. In the image above the raised fist and the words “All Power to The People” brings a sense of unity and activism to the viewer.

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“The Anatomically Correct Oscar” by The Guerrilla Girls, 26 Feb 2016

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The Guerrilla Girls are a feminist group of activist artists started in 1985 and, by the early-21st century, have expanded their awareness into the media world, specifically the film industry. The art piece above brings social awareness to the racism and sexism in the film industry. On the poster you can visibly see the percentage of people of color that have won Oscars in the past 86 years.

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This exhibition, which included over 80 artists, addressed and protested policies that challenged human rights in our society such as immigration rights, health care, reproductive rights, climate change, transgender rights, white supremacy, gender equality, gun control, sexual harassment and many others. In this art piece Touba Alipour addresses the travel ban Trump put on Muslim countries. Through this art we see people standing up for their rights through art expression.

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This worldwide art piece takes a hands on approach to human trafficking awareness. This project encourages all communities to pour red sand into cracks on sidewalks to recognize the overlooked populations that are at risk of exploitation. The Red Sand Project is raising action for those who are targets of human trafficking.

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“The Hand That Will Rule the World” by Ralph Chaplin. June 30, 1917

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“The Hand That Will Rule the World” by Ralph Chaplin is an illustration referring to when working class men were being replaced by machinery and industries. The union that believed industries should be controlled by the workers and create better working conditions. This image shows the workers are connecting their arms and creating one giant fist, which represents unity while being displaced.