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I Don’t Watch My Neighbors. I See Them.

Micah Bazant

Justice for Families: Night Out for Safety & Democracy

Date
October 2013

Format
Offset Print
offset poster
unsigned / unnumbered

Subjects
Culture & MediaGlobal SolidarityHousing & CitiesPolice & PrisonsSocial Movements

Size
Small
11" x 17"
28 x 43 cm

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This poster was originally created by Micah Bazant  for the organization Justice for Families for their “Night Out for Safety & Democracy” event, which is an alternative to the police-and-neighborhood-watch-sponsored National Night Out. In the course of designing them, George Zimmerman was found innocent for the murder of Trayvon Martin, and the poster’s message took on a new level of meaning and urgency.


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