Ricardo Levins Morales has used art as a form of activism since he was a youngster. He has contributed graphic images and cultural tactics to movements that he has been part of. Since 1979 he has worked through the Northland Poster Collective, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. His work includes art for organizing campaigns, for education, and to tell forgotten or misrepresented stories from history, and in whatever other ways that may support the building of peoples movements.

A simple and shocking commentary on the prison-industrial complex.

Text by Aurora Levins Morales. A contemporary take on the Exodus that encompasses people of all tribes. “No more taking turns on history’s wheel, trying to collect old debts no one can pay. The sea will not open that way.”

Study History Ricardo Levins Morales Lyrics by Si Kahn, quote by labor activist historian Peter Rachleff & art by Ricardo Levins Morales drive home the importance of history in social change activism.

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