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- Collection: California Women's March, Posters and Ephemera, 2017
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Dangerous and nasty
Feminist rallying phrase that is meant to represent an intelligent woman going up against the criticisms of her gender by a man. In 2016 it became a pop culture phrase in the election campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Puerto Rico is U.S.
References Donald Trump Tweets in 2019 suggesting Puerto Rico not a part of the United States.
#TimesUp A new day is on the horizon
Non profit created in response to the multiple accusations of sexual assault against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and the #metoo movement.
"If I had to have a stripper name it would be equality" - Leslie Knope
Leslie Barbara Knope is a fictional character and the main protagonist of the NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation.
I'm with her
After Trump's election in 2016 the rallying term for Hillary Clinton "I'm with her" was still widely used by his opposition.
We are the storm & we will leave light in our wake.
After Trump's election in 2016 people took to Twitter to make the statement #Notmypresident in response to the controversial election winner. Since then it has become the rallying cry of activists who oppose the Trump administration.
Resist I may have a pussy but I'm not one.
Krista Suh was planning to attend the Women's March in Washington DC January of 2017 and needed a cap to keep her head warm in the chill winter air along with Jayna an artist who could not attend. Together they conceived the idea of creating a sea…
Women's rights are human rights
Green with no image.
Respeta mi existencia o espera resistencia
Poster created for the Women's March on Washington 2017 with The Amplifier Foundation. Amplifier created an open call for art to arm those gathered with visual messaging to amplify the voice of this monumental grassroots movement. Artwork was chose…
Image of woman [reverse side] Fight like a girl
Has image of a woman with border of pink.