"His Master's Voice", circa 1966

1965/1967

1960-1969

Julian Bond listens to a RCA phonograph with the trademark RCA dog listening along. Bond is gripping newspapers with headlines reading " Rep. Elect Barred From Georgia Legislature. Julian Bond Refused Seat." Written on recto, emitting from the phonograph: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." (a quote from Francois Voltaire). Titled on recto: "His Master's Voice". Artist marked as Holloway.

African American civic leaders
African Americans--Politics and government
Political cartoons
Art
African American civil rights workers

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Maurice Pennington Political Cartoon Collection

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