A re-imagining of a popular slogan! I designed this first, one color iteration of this poster in 2012, for the now-disbanded, Pittsburgh-based Shadbush Environmental Justice Collective’s Shalefield Reporter newspaper. The graphic appeared as the full spread back page of the paper, appropriate for wheatpasting or hanging in the front window of the home, office, or school.
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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!
Mercedes Dorame, Tomiko Meeks, Andrea Roberts, and Justseeds’ own Shaun Slifer discuss their public memory work…
We’re developing a series of community-created public monuments within the rural Applahacian landscape that memorialize the power of cross-racial, multi-ethnic solidarity.
