This powerful 1972 poster features four women demonstrating for the release of six members of the Black Panther Party from the Niantic State Women's Farm in Connecticut. The image captures a pivotal moment in the Women’s Liberation Movement in North America, as women of all backgrounds joined forces with the Black Panther Party in solidarity to fight for racial and gender equality. The poster is a visual representation of the intersectionality of the feminist and civil rights movements, showcasing the crucial role that women played in challenging both racial injustice and the oppression of women. A call for political activism, social justice, and solidarity, this piece is a key piece of vintage protest art, representing a significant moment in the history of women's rights and Black liberation. Perfect for collectors of feminist memorabilia, civil rights history, and activist posters, this powerful image honors the brave women who fought for justice and equality.