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All Power to the People: Black Panther Party artist Emory Douglas’s posters as activism and tools for change
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Live Class: June 19th 6-7:45pm EST I 5-6:45pm CST | 3-4:45pm PST
In celebration of Juneteenth, we’re offering a FREE class led by the brilliant Colette Gaiter, continuing her impactful lecture from our first BIPOC Design History course, Black Design in America.
This special session will spotlight the revolutionary work of Emory Douglas, Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party, whose iconic posters serve as tools for activism, community empowerment, and radical change. We’re honored to welcome Colette back as she guides us through a deeper exploration of how design can bear witness to struggle and imagine liberation.
If you can’t attend in real time, don’t worry—you can still sign up and receive the full recording and materials to engage with asynchronously.
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Colette Gaiter
Colette Gaiter is Professor Emerita of Africana Studies and Art & Design at the University of Delaware. Her writing on Emory Douglas’s work appears in a range of publications, including Black Panther: The Revolutionary Art of Emory Douglas and The Black Experience in Design. The exhibition she r...Read More
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