San Francisco Poster Brigade; Rachael Romero; Zimbabwe Relief Coalition
San Francisco, California, United States
Apparently 1977
A black block print on white paper features the face of a Black woman with a serious expression, with two other women behind her sitting on ground covered with water, as rain is coming down. The text is above, to the right, and below this image. The poster asks people to bring clothes for Zimbabwean refugees, especially women and children, to Liberation School in San Francisco, EOC Western Addition Office in San Francisco, the Oakland Community Learning Center, or La Peña in Berkeley. Size: 57x45 cm.
IN ZIMBABWE, 6 MILLION AFRICANS ARE WAGING A STRUGGLE AGAINST THE REPRESSIVE WHITE MINORITY REGIME, 80,000 ZIMBABWEANS ARE REFUGEES IN BORDERING EAST AFRICA NATIONS
Inkworks Press
English
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This item was digitized by the International Institute of Social History in the Netherlands, which made it available to the African Activist Archive.
Used by permission of Rachel Romero.
