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Night Raiders -- Martin Luther King: "More Black Power Means Less Sacrifice of Americans And Vietnamese On The Altar Of Greedy Profits."
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Night Raiders -- Martin Luther King: "More Black Power Means Less Sacrifice of Americans And Vietnamese On The Altar Of Greedy Profits.", result 1 of 1
Night Raiders -- Martin Luther King: "More Black Power Means Less Sacrifice of Americans And Vietnamese On The Altar Of Greedy Profits."
Work Type
Political sticker
Date
1960-1980
Location
United States
Description
Quotes by Martin Luther King addressing issues relating to black power, social and economic justice as well as the Vietnam War. "March on Washington from the deep South, the city ghettos, Appalachia let the poor encamp in the nation's capital until Congress has passed the Poor Man's Bill of Rights." -- If too chicken to resist the draft, may you get killed before you kill in this illegal and immoral war." Night Raiders is a group of U.S. political stickers from the '60s and ‘70s protesting the Vietnam War and U.S. imperialism, and calling for racial equality among blacks and whites. "Night Raiders" here may refer to military "night riders" and civilian vigilante "Knight Riders" of the Ku Klux Klan, as well as "freedom riders" during the U.S. civil rights era.
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Council of Independent Colleges provided funding support for this project.
Notes
From a collection of ca. 1960s-‘70s gummed labels and stickers protesting the war in Vietnam and U.S. imperialism, and calling for racial equality among blacks and whites. Quoting several well-known political, military, and religious figures of the day (including Gen. M. B. Ridgeway; Senator Wayne Morse; Senator Frank Church; Senator George McGovern; Gen. Douglas MacArthur; U. Thant; Martin Luther King, Jr.; and President John C. Bennett, Union Theological Seminary, NY, the gummed labels and stickers came in a large envelope from PEACE PRODUCTS, J. S. Kennard, Jr. (Kendall Park, NJ) and addressed to Mr. James T. Wicke, Acting Secy., Human Relations Confrontation (Wasau, WI). Some of the stickers state, "Be a ‘night raider.' Use FAN-SHAN stickers"
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