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One of many arrested in the United States during World War I for speaking their mind—her heinous crime was merely mailing out a few thousand anti-draft leaflets. She was charged with sedition and served 28 months of a 10 year sentence.
Printed at the worker-owned Stumptown Printers, Portland, OR.
Postcard version of poster #28 in the Celebrate People’s History Poster Series.
Late last year the computer-chip manufacturer Intel announced that it was planning a $25 billion expansion of its factory at Kiryat Gat in Israel, just miles from the border of…
El Machete Illustrated
El Machete Illustrated Read about Romo’s life in the Chicago Sun Times.
Papier-maché symbols of solidarity with Palestine I was helping to organize a march and rally in Portland to commemorate Nakba Day, the 76th anniversary of the Catastrophe which marks the…