Emory Douglas

Visual artist and graphic designer, former “Revolutionary Artist” and Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party

Visual artist and graphic designer, former “Revolutionary Artist” and Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party

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If you were going to a protest who might you turn to for inspiration for your poster? Perhaps Emory Douglas.

The revolutionary art of Emory Douglas

If you were going to a protest who might you turn to for inspiration for your poster? Perhaps Emory Douglas.

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