Images of Anarchy

Image of a possum and a poem, from Laurance Labadie's book Anarcho-Pessimism

Cover of Laurance Labadie's book Anarcho-Pessimism, which is a collection of Labadie's writings from the mid to late 20th century.

National Guardsman arresting citizen

Black and white photo of a National Guardsman and a man against the wall of a building, suggesting he is being detained and searched.

Aerial Photograph of Damage from Riots

One black and white aerial photograph of burning buildings taken during the 1967 Detroit Riot.

A Time of Tragedy - Detroit News

Newspaper headline by the Detroit News, featuring images of destruction from the Detroit riots

Advertisement from Detroit News

Snippet of an advertisement created by the Detroit News, published on newspaper sales boxes.

T-shirt Design Commemorating the Businesses on 12th St

T-shirt design commemorating the businesses that were destroyed on 12th St. during the 1967 Detroit Riots

Local Coalitions Promote Economic Conversion and Peace in the Gulf

A newsletter created and distributed by the Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) Detroit Chapter.

Your Doctor is Concerned...

Cover of Anti-Nuclear Proliferation brochure

John C. Roberts on Star Wars: the Impact on Prospects for Arms Control

Poster advertising a free talk with John C. Roberts, then the Dean and Professor of Law at Wayne State University Law School, about space-based missile defense.

Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice

Collage of newspaper headlines and images supporting peace efforts and an end to nuclear proliferation

The World Still Says No

Flyer for a peace rally on the one-year anniversary of the Iraq War.

Stop War / Day of Action

Flyer promoting a peace rally on the two-year anniversary of the Iraq War.

Nuclear Abolitionist Summit

Collage of Anti-Nuclear Weapons headlines from various newspapers.

Dick Cheney Smoking

Picture of a man wearing a Dick Cheney mask lighting a bong with burning fake money.

I.W.W. Stickers

Two different stickers created by the I.W.W (Industrial Workers of the World), stuck to brown paper.

The persecution of Nikolai Mansevich

Political comic from the Detroit Times (1900-1960) about the persecution of Nikolai Mansevich. Nikolai Mansevich, a Russian-born Ford factory worker, was ordered to be deported for distribution of "Soviet" literature. After exhausting his appeals he was deported to Poland in 1924 leaving behind his American wife and four daughters.

General Defense Committee / Industrial Workers of the World

A letter from a member of the Defense Committee, P. Stone, to Agnes Inglis, regarding the bonds of L.C. Russell, a man jailed for his connection with the unidentified events of the "Chicago cases."

Deportation of Nikolai Mansevich / Detroit Times, November 5th

Newspaper clipping from the Detroit Times (1900-1960) about the deportation of Nicholay Mansevich, a Russian automobile worker who worked for Ford motors in Detroit, Michigan. He was found to be in possession of an Anarchy magazine called Vola, and was arrested and deported.