The sheer moral force of all these images makes the show exceptional in our confused and callous times.
--Cathy Curtis, Los Angeles Times, September 1990

Stunning posters present a wide range of human-rights issues from the past and the present, representing the worldwide struggle for social justice. Racism and sexism are emphasized because they are too often overshadowed by the more dramatic images of torture, mass arrests, and political assassinations that are reported daily in the press. Yet racism and sexism are even more insidious violations of human rights: not only do they result in illegal activities, but also in the more subtle and daily dehumanization of women and people of color.

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Celebrations of Human Dignity

Why Should an Indian Woman Have to ...

Pro Choice

I Believe That There Will
Be A Clash

Overturn the Bakke Decision

...and Freedom for All

 

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