The title of civil rights legend Fannie Lou Hamer's speech given at the National Women's Political Caucus in Washington in 1971, this pennant is a reminder of our strength when united.
I connected with her call to action for black and white women to work together toward freedom for all:
"The changes we have to have in this country are going to be for liberation of all people-because nobody's free until everybody's free."
The weight of knowing a Black woman born a sharecropper, had a middle school education & was sterilized without her permission rose her voice to fight for the rights of others and continued even after being beaten near death as instructed by police. We must not consider the future without giving libations to the past.
• larger than our regular sized pennants, this one is 17inches X 23inches
• 100% cotton canvas, black felt letters & black
• black twill hang string with hard wood hand sanded hang stick
• hand cut, pressed, sewn and pieced in Brooklyn, NY
Because each piece is made by hand, production time is extended.
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