This striking political poster was produced to mark African Liberation Day, held on Saturday, May 28, 1977, in Washington, D.C. Designed in bold Pan-African colours of red, green, & gold, the poster centres on the African continent rendered as a unified symbol of resistance, with a raised fist emerging from its core - an unmistakable emblem of Black liberation & anti-imperialist struggle. The text situates Africa as the heart of global Black revolution, echoing Pan-Africanist ideology prominent in the 1960s & 1970s. The poster advertises a march & rally at Malcolm X Park, as well as the 2nd National Black Leadership Symposium held at Howard University, bringing together activists, organisers, & intellectuals committed to African & diasporic liberation. Issued by the All-African People's Revolutionary Party (AAPRP), the poster reflects the internationalist politics of the era, linking struggles in Africa with movements in the United States & beyond. Its graphic stylehand-drawn lettering, high-contrast colour fields, & symbolic imageryis characteristic of grassroots political print culture in 1970s America. Today, the poster stands as both a historical document & a powerful visual statement of Pan-African solidarity, Black radical politics, & transnational resistance during the late Cold War period. Details Title: African Liberation Day Year: 1977 Location: Washington, D.C. Organisation: All-African People's Revolutionary Party Language: English Style: Political protest / Pan-African graphic design Theme: African liberation, anti-imperialism, Black radical history Condition: Digitally restored from an original print ???? Product Details: High-resolution art print (reproduction) Printed on archival-quality matte paper Framed options available Note: Frames used in photos displaying the poster are demonstrative & may not reflect the frames available for purchase. African Liberation Day - Washington, D.c. - Political Poster, 1977 All-African People's Revolutionary Party