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An Atlanta Life calendar featuring a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. and his family.
Maurice Pennington Political Cartoon Collection
Atlanta Life Calendar, 1964
Date Created
1964
Description
An Atlanta Life calendar featuring a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. and his family.
Subject
African American families, African Americans--Georgia--Atlanta, African Americans--Civil rights
Collection
Maurice Pennington Political Cartoon Collection
A police officer talks to a judge in a courtroom, while retaining a battered African American man by the shoulder. Written on recto: "He Talked 'Uppity', Your Honor, So Ah Jest Grabbed Mah Club, and Set About Defendin' Myself".
Maurice Pennington Political Cartoon Collection
"He Talked 'Uppity'", circa 1962
Date Created
1961/1963
Description
A police officer talks to a judge in a courtroom, while retaining a battered African American man by the shoulder. Written on recto: "He Talked 'Uppity', Your Honor, So Ah Jest Grabbed Mah Club, and Set About Defendin' Myself".
Subject
Police brutality, African Americans--Politics and government, Political cartoons, Art, African Americans--Civil rights, Race discrimination
Collection
Maurice Pennington Political Cartoon Collection
A man symbolizing the Student-Adult Committee [Atlanta Student Movement] sits at a switchboard labeled "Ever-Ready". The labels on the switchboard read: "Equal Rights", "Employment", "School Desegregation", "Sit-Ins", "Lunch Counters", and "Boycott". Written on recto: "Lines of Communication Open".
Maurice Pennington Political Cartoon Collection
"Lines of Communication Open", circa 1960
Date Created
1959/1961
Description
A man symbolizing the Student-Adult Committee [Atlanta Student Movement] sits at a switchboard labeled "Ever-Ready". The labels on the switchboard read: "Equal Rights", "Employment", "School Desegregation", "Sit-Ins", "Lunch Counters", and "Boycott". Written on recto: "Lines of Communication Open".
Subject
African Americans--Segregation, African Americans--Politics and government, Political cartoons, Art, African Americans--Civil rights, African Americans--Employment, African American student movements
Collection
Maurice Pennington Political Cartoon Collection