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Illustration taken from page 103 of 'The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe ... With a portrait, and one hundred illustrations by J. D. Watson, engraved on wood by the brothers Dalziel depicting Crusoe's dog comforting him while ill
first page of the document of the Equal Rights amendment
Description of chaos at the trial of the San Quentin 6, as reported from a Black Panther Party supporter's perspective. Article appears in The Black Panther Intercommunal News Service Vol. 10 No. 9.
Editorial by Black Panther Party President Eldridge Cleaver on the case of Angela Davis printed in The Black Panther Intercommunal News Service Vol. 5 No. 30
A collage of Emory Douglas illustrations, featured on the back page of The Black Panther Intercommunal News Service Vol. 5 No. 30
Portrait of Henri Christophe, king of northern Haiti after the Haitian Revolution from France.
Special report describing racial tensions within the San Quentin prison in 1971 and the events leading to the death of George Jackson.
A printed broadside recruiting men of color to enlist in the U.S. military after the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. The broadside was written by Frederick Douglass, signed by Douglass along with 54 leaders in the Philadelphia African American…
A response to the French Revolution attributed to Thomas Paine.
Illustration from taken from page 142 of 'Aventures de Robinson Crusoé. Nouvelle édition, revue et corrigée par Anatole Bordot. Illustrée de lithograpies par Hadamard. Robinson Crusoe and his pets (cats, dog, parrot, goat) eating dinner
Painting of Napoleon Bonaparte on the island of Elba with French soldiers.
Illustration of Robinson Crusoe's cats from 1842 Italian, illustrated edition of Robinson Crusoe
This is an article on the Sagebrush Rebellion and discussing the different public lands as well as confronting different myths about the Rebellion
Orrin Hatch says that states can control public lands better, and has the bulldozer/backhoe, putting the state of Utah together.
An article giving background knowledge on Wynetta Clarke and how she wanted to join the Tabernacle Choir.
A program from the dedication ceremony of the Center. This specifically outlines the dedication ceremony in the evening.
This is a photo of a rider that looks similar to a revolutionary solider and comparing it to the sagebrush rebellion.
A video clip from the New Mexico Wildlife Federation about the Sagebrush Rebellion
Article in the Salt Lake Tribune containing quotes from the prophet Spence W. Kimball about the inclusion of blacks into the priesthood and the continued exclusion of women.
Santa sitting on a toilet with everything object in the room labeled as a different person or organization published in the Floating Bear.
City Scale was an interactive play designed to illustrate the beauty of the every-day life, and focused on creating an interaction between the actors and the audience.
A drawing containing many religious symbols published in The Floating Bear magazine.
Two dancers are photographed taking a modern twist on dance which was popular during the Beat Movement.
A photo showcasing the international outreach of the War and Peace program through international student involvement
a man looks at the projects donated by local elementary students to the convocation at the war and peace center
This is a pamphlet given out at a seminar in November 1970. The seminar was held in Salt Lake City, UT, and it was a seminar on equality in Utah Employment
Bumper stickers promoting the Equal Rights Amendment, or ERA. These bumper stickers read, "Another Mormon for the ERA"; "ERA YES"; "The Equal Rights Amendment Includes Women in the Constitution."
Excerpt of an interview given from jail in which Angela Davis explains why she takes offense to interviewers asking her if she condones violence.
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Image taken from page 406 of 'Gulliver's Travels ... New edition depicting Gulliver imitating the gesture and movements of the Houyhnhnm
Illustration from 1874 illustrated edition of Gulliver's Travels
Illustration from 1874 illustrated edition of Gulliver's Travels depicting the sorrel nag protecting Gulliver from the Yahoos
Broadside featuring poetry by Kuweka Amiri Mwandishe and art by Talita Long. Proceeds went to support the Free Angela Davis Defense Fund.
Flier for a mass rally hosted by the Portland Committee to Free Angela Davis, featuring her mother, Sallye Davis
Pamphlet published by the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis to in order to promote the cause of her acquittal.