Recently rediscovered 100-year-old posters showing the battle for votes for women are going on show for the first time.
Recently rediscovered 100-year-old posters showing the battle for votes for women are going on show for the first time.
Recently rediscovered 100-year-old posters showing the battle for votes for women are going on show for the first time.
Cambridge University Library’s new exhibition showcases previously-unseen political posters from the suffrage movement.
Recently rediscovered 100-year-old posters showing the battle for votes for women are going on show for the first time.
Recently rediscovered 100-year-old posters showing the battle for votes for women are going on show for the first time.
Recently rediscovered 100-year-old posters showing the battle for votes for women are going on show for the first time.
Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer, Marilyn Minter, and more weigh in on the decision, which was met with outrage protests across the country.
For those who believe in equality and solidarity, and face the outrage of the upcoming Trump inauguration, it is heartening to witness the Women's March on Washington take shape.
The upcoming Women’s March on Washington has produced controversy as well as inspiration, but that’s precisely why it feels so vital, Jia Tolentino writes.
Now is the time to flex our political muscles and let our voices be heard. And, thanks to the girls at San Francisco stationer Hello!Lucky, the ugly business of politics just got a pop of pretty.Founders/sisters Eunice and Sabrina Moyle put their own creative spin on the protest poster when they hos...
Powerful Protest Art to Help You Take a Stand // Easiest way to voice your activism, get your message across loud and clear! • Instant Download - Digital File. • 20% of all our proceeds are donated to the National Park Foundation, the ACLU, and Planned Parenthood. • Sized at 18"x24", 8.5"X11", 24"x36" (standard sizes) • 3 Files Included (High Resolution, 300 dpi, PDF) • Print at home, or use a local or online printing service. • If you'd like a different size let me know and I'll adjust it. These graphics are designed to scale up if needed if you want to print the file larger. No Physical Item Shipped HOW TO PRINT YOUR POSTER: ** For Printing at home ** 1. Open the file that you'd like to print. 2. Print on your home printer with the matching paper size (the paper sizes are denoted in the file names), and borderless setting, if available. It's that easy. :) 3. If you want to print a file that is larger than your printer can output (average home printers only print as large as 8.5x11), Select the option for “poster” or “tile” setting that allows you to print the large file over many 8.5x11 sheets of paper. Then you simply trim off the non printed edges (if your printer does not print to the edge) and tape the back of the sheets together to make one large poster. This option is great for Do-it-yourselfers who need a large poster asap. ** For Printing at Local Stores ** You can either order the poster through their website then pick it up later, or go in person to order. 1: Put the file on a USB thumb drive and bring it to your local Staples, FedEx/Kinkos, OfficeMax, or similar office supply store near you. They can usually print it same day or overnight. Most places allow you to choose cardstock, poster board, or photo paper. They usually have very friendly helpful people on staff that don’t mind your questions and can guide you with best choices for printing your poster. 2. OR go the website of your local Staples, FedEx/Kinkos, OfficeMax, or similar office supply store. Follow the instructions online for ordering printed posters, upload your file, and purchase. You’ll have the option of selecting the local store where you would like to pick up your poster. ** For Online Printing ** 1. Go the the website of an online printer (like shortrunposters.com, www.overnightprints.com, www.vistaprint.com, or similar). Follow the instructions online for ordering printed posters, upload your file, and purchase. You will get you printed poster shipped to you in the mail. Many of these sites even have the option to have the poster mounted to a sturdy backing or framed for your wall. Tips/Suggestions: • PDF files will open in Acrobat or other PDF reader, if you do not have this on your computer, it is available for free download on line (https://get.adobe.com/reader/). If you are having a problem with this format, just send me a message and I can send you the file in another format or size :) • If your home printer has a borderless setting, use it. The files look best when printed borderless with a small amount of extension (most photo printers have these settings in their file set up menus). Basically, you'd print these files the same way you'd print a photo on a piece of photo paper. • Use whatever paper you like, but heavier paper will have a better feel (and will hold up better when making a hand held sign). ______________ • GETTING YOUR PROTEST SIGN READY FOR A MARCH: The idea is keep your sign sturdy but not make it so that it is too heavy to carry. Ideally you would want it to survive the march and be able to use it again. You can find sturdy backing like posterboard or foam core from an art supply store, craft store like Michaels, or office supply store like Staples. Adhere your poster to the backing with spray glue, or heavy duty double sided tape. You can carry your poster as is, or attach a handle to hold it high. The best stick to use is a long flat wooden 36” ruler that you can find at a hardware store. Alternatively 36" strips of balsa wood can be found at craft or hardware stores. Tape two or three of them together to make it sturdy. If you can find long enough section of a cardboard box, you could cut it into two long 3 inch strips and ducttape them together to make a light pole. Or, a sturdy inside cardboard role from a role of wrapping paper. Slip the handle in between the printed poster and backing before you adhere them together. ______________ Colors may slightly vary due to screen resolution and differences in printer inks. Designs Copyrighted by ProtestNation For Personal Use Only - No Resale Permitted After purchase, you may print as many as you need for you and your friends to use. But resale or posting online for free use is not permitted, design is protected by copyright. • Thanks for helping show the world that we oppose his agenda on every front. Never give up, never give in, RESIST!
Wit as well as outrage on display in 30 countries
A Canadian teenager hung herself after photos of her rape were spread by classmates on Facebook and Twitter, now the internet is demanding justice.
Thousands from across the country descended on Washington, D.C., on Saturday for the Women’s March on Washington, an event whose attendance could now...
The Daily Heller: Poland Outlaws Abortion, Women Express Outrage and Take to the Streets With Powerful Protest Art
“We’ve had enough!” “The revolution is female!” “Fuck PiS!” These are some of the chants resounding through the streets and squares of Poland right now. Tens of thousands of protestors have been turning out every day since October 22, 2020, when a ruling by the Constitutional Court determined th
