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Caution!! Migrant Workers of Arizona, One and All

Dan S. Wang & Nicolas Lampert
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Dan S. Wang and I collaborated on a print to voice our opposition to the Arizona Immigration Bill SB-1070. The print references the look and the phrasing of a 1851 Broadside poster that was created in resistance to the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 that was hung in Boston that alerted fugitive slaves and citizens to have a “Top Eye” open for the police who were empowered to detain all “suspected” escaped slaves so that they could be returned back to slavery in the South.

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Our print rejects SB-1070 law and the climate of xenophobia in Arizona and beyond and stands in solidarity with migrant workers the world over.

letterpress print, unsigned, unnumbered


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