Civil rights activist posters & prints

Booker T. Washington Dines With President Roosevelt Anonymous

Aerial View of Freedom Marchers Anonymous

The March on Washington: Heading Home, 28th August 1963 Nat Herz

I Won't Live With Jim Crow Button Anonymous

The March on Washington: A Group from Detroit, 28th August 1963 Nat Herz

The March on Washington: At Washington Monument Grounds, 28th August 1963 Nat Herz

Inside of a Montgomery Transit Bus Anonymous

The March on Washington: Lining Up, 28th August 1963 Nat Herz

The 'Human Letters' dispatched by Jessie Kenney to Mr Asquith at 10 Downing Street Anonymous

Homage to Martin Luther King, 1968 Unknown

The March on Washington: A Smiling Man at Washington Monument Grounds, 28th August 1963 Nat Herz

Remember Brownsville Button Anonymous

Inalienable, 2001 Colin Bootman

US Civil Rights As Soviets See It Anonymous

The March on Washington: Love, 28th August 1963 Nat Herz

Suffragette 'martyrs' released from prison Central News

Asa Philip Randolph, 1964 Anonymous

Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial, a monument to civil rights leader, Washington, D.C. Anonymous

Abbey Lincoln Brian Foskett

A suffragette confronting two policemen Sport & General

Suffragettes armed with materials to chain themselves to railings Anonymous

Meredith Mississippi March Button Anonymous

Abolitionist Activist Angelina Moore Grimke Anonymous

Ada Flatman, British suffragette, at a demonstration she organised in Liverpool Anonymous

New York City American School

The March on Washington: A Crowd of Seated Marchers, 28th August 1963 Nat Herz

Bombed Car in Front of Church Anonymous

Jessie Kenney, British suffragette, dressed as a telegraph boy Anonymous

Residence of Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee Institute, c.1906 Detroit Publishing Co.

Portrait of John Jones, c.1865 Aaron E. Darling

Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial, a monument to civil rights leader, Washington, D.C. Anonymous

The arrest of suffragette Dora Marsden Anonymous

Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial, a monument to civil rights leader, Washington, D.C. Anonymous

We Shall Overcome Button Anonymous

Martin Luther King Jr National Memorial, a monument to civil rights leader, Washington, DC Anonymous

Martin and Rosa up front, 2001 Colin Bootman