Here’s a little section of chain link fence, for use on its own or as an element in a larger design addressing the absolutely critical need to destroy the concept and practice of private property.
From an original linoleum block print, created as part of my contribution to our upcoming portfolio, Territorio y Libertad, with Escuela de Cultura Popular Mártires del 68.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
PM Press and Working Class History are fundraising to launch a new graphic novel about the West Virginia Mine Wars!
“We were still educating. We were showing our kids how to stand up for themselves to a bully.”
If “the strike was broken” every time you read about a worker’s struggle that happened on the soil you’re standing on, you might begin to think that every strike has always been broken, and the horizon of collective action and potential for true solidarity might seem like an ideological fantasy…
The West Virginia Mine Wars Museum just dropped this video documenting their new project creating two public monuments to the Battle of Blair Mountain!
