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Tag Archives: Racism

A Tale of Two Hoodies

A Tale of Two Hoodies

Michael D'Antuono "On the same day that George Zimmerman closed his ebay auction of his painting for over $100,000, the online auctioneers removed my anti-racism painting inspired by the Zimmerman case..."

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Gil Scott Heron

Black Panthers on the Cover of the Guardian, 1969

Black Panthers on the Cover of the Guardian, 1969

Early work by Susan Simensky Bietila who has been prolific creating activist art for nearly 50 years.

Martin Luther King Jr

Martin Luther King Jr

By Lmnopi

Poem for Trayvon Martin: Our Name

Poem for Trayvon Martin: Our Name

Poem by David Eberhardt, Photo from Not An Alternative

Message to the Messengers

Gil Scott Heron, 1994. Dedicated to the rappers of the time and rap music in general.

The Black Intefada

Steve B.I.K.O. From the new album: "Worldwide: Dare To Struggle, Dare To Win! Overtly anti-establishment and outright revolutionary hip-hop.

La Justicia No Tiene Fronteras

La Justicia No Tiene Fronteras

By Favianna Rodriguez

Gallery: The Intricate Art of Mac Mcgill

Gallery: The Intricate Art of Mac Mcgill

Urban struggle and joy, and the suffering of the earth.

This Divestment Bill Hurts My Feelings

Poem by Remi Kanazi...The claws of D-9 bulldozers unearth the livelihood of occupied Palestinians, uprooting their crops and cemeteries to make way for illegal settlements...but we need a positive campus ...