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(CIVIL RIGHTS—AFFIRMATIVE ACTION.)
10 Years of Struggle is
Under Attack . Oppose the Bakke Decision.
Poster, printed in sepia and brown, 22 x
14 inches; small pieces of cello-tape and pin-holes at the top edge and corners, not affect-
ing the image.
New York: “Designed and distributed by Lawyers for the People,
Medical Committee for Human Rights and others,” circa 1978
[400/600]
Bakke decision, formally “Regents of the University of California v. Bakke,” was the ruling in
which, on June 28, 1978, the U.S. Supreme Court declared affirmative action constitutional
but invalidated the use of racial quotas. This and other measures affecting Affirmative Action
are in the news again.
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(CIVIL RIGHTS—APARTHEID.) ROMERO, RACHAEL.
Condemn the
South African Apartheid Regime.
Black and white poster, 23 x 17
1
⁄
2
inches; somewhat
curled from being rolled for some years. “Not for Sale, post publically,” at the bottom.
San Francisco: San Francisco Poster Brigade, [1978]
[500/700]
The San Francisco poster Brigade (SFPB) was a poster collective, whose main artist was
Rachael Romero. They produced a great deal between 1975 and 1982, somewhat like the
OSPAAL poster collective (Organization in Solidarity with the Peoples of Asia and South
America.)
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