Product Overview
This coordinated quartet of 12x18 inch posters traces the arc of African American struggle and resilience from Reconstruction through the modern Civil Rights Movement. The set pairs Alice Walker’s iconic call to empowerment with W.E.B. Du Bois’s penetrating portrait and quote, alongside focused posters on the Jim Crow era and the fateful Compromise of 1877 that ended Reconstruction. Each print is produced on durable paper and Made in the USA by PosterEnvy, a family-owned, solar-powered studio. Displaying them together creates an instant classroom timeline or home gallery that invites conversation about power, justice, and the ongoing fight for equality.
- Four coordinated 12x18 inch posters unite Alice Walker’s empowerment quote, W.E.B. Du Bois’s portrait and words, Jim Crow Laws, and the Compromise of 1877 into one Civil Rights History collection.
- Perfect for middle-school, high-school, or college classrooms studying African American history, Reconstruction, or the Civil Rights Movement.
- Heavy-duty paper stock keeps these prints crisp through years of classroom use and repeated wall displays.
- Made in the USA by PosterEnvy, a family-owned company running on solar power for over twenty years.
- Arrange the set as a powerful gallery wall or gift the full quartet to teachers, activists, or history enthusiasts who value stories of courage and change.
