Black Radical

Cover of <n>The Black Panther</n> newspaper from May 13, 1972, featuring <n>Huey P. Newton</n> and endorsing <n>Shirley Chisholm</n>.

<n>No arms for South Africa</n>, a British anti-apartheid poster from c. 1963. Issued by the <n>Anti-Apartheid Movement</n>, it depicts the 1960 <n>Sharpeville massacre</n>.

Activist <n>Malcolm X</n> in the photograph titled <n>By Any Means Necessary</n>.

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Protestors at the <n>G20 summit protests</n> in London, 2009. Photo by <n>David Levene</n>.

Activist <n>Kathleen Cleaver</n> of the <n>Black Panther Party</n>.

Members of the <n>Black Panther Party</n> read <n>Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung</n>.

Poster by <n>Aaron Lowell Denton</n> for a 2018 concert with <n>The War on Drugs</n> and <n>Slowdive</n> in London.

Collage by <n>S.U.M. Studio</n> for <n>The New Yorker</n>’s “<n>The Best Movie Performances of the Century So Far</n>.”

<n>Martin Luther King Jr.</n> at home in Montgomery, Alabama, May 1956. Photo by <n>Don Cravens</n>.

<n>Organise Against the National Front</n> poster by <n>See Red Women's Workshop</n>, c. 1976. Photo by <n>Syd Shelton</n>.

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Still from <n>Spike Lee</n>'s <n>BlacKkKlansman</n> (2018) with <n>Laura Harrier</n> and <n>John David Washington</n>.

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