This powerful 1971 original poster is a rare artifact of international solidarity with the Black Panther Party, produced during a time of intense political resistance and global revolutionary fervor. Designed with striking urgency and visual defiance, the poster bears the bold headline in French:
“Tous les prisonniers politiques afro-américains doivent être libérés”
(All African-American political prisoners must be freed) — a rallying cry for justice echoing beyond U.S. borders.
Set against a vivid green background, the design features a collage of key Black Panther figures and political prisoners:
Angela Davis, her iconic afro symbolizing resistance
George Jackson, whose death in San Quentin would ignite global outrage
Jonathan Jackson, James McClain, and William Christmas, all associated with the tragic Marin County courthouse rebellion
Bobby Seale, co-founder of the Black Panther Party
Ericka Huggins, educator and activist
Ruchell Magee, sole survivor of the 1970 courthouse incident and symbol of the ongoing fight for Black liberation
And the Soledad Brothers, whose imprisonment and persecution galvanized support worldwide
Above them, a roaring black panther leaps forward — the unmistakable emblem of the movement — and the slogan “Tout le pouvoir au peuple!” (All power to the people!) echoes across the poster in bold typography.
This poster is not just political propaganda — it is revolutionary art. It represents a global call for human rights, anti-imperialism, and racial justice. Printed in France, likely for rallies, demonstrations, or activist networks, it reflects the internationalist vision of the Black Panther Party and its impact on the global left.
A rare and evocative original 1971 silkscreen, this poster captures the voice of a movement and the spirit of a generation unwilling to remain silent.
Original Poster
Politics - Black Power - Racism - United States
Jonathan Jackson - James McClain - William Christmas - Angela Davis - Russell Magee - Ericka Huggins - George Jackson - Bobby Seal - Soledad Brothers
Printed by le souterrain
Good condition, slight creases
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