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My bad! That is something I'm supposed to do for ever post I make for Ricardo. I'll do better about this! -Leon for RLM

I vividly remember hearing this quote for the first time in like, middle school, playing Civ 4. A timeless encapsulation of our very aggravating struggle, and this rendition is gorgeous! I'll be ordering one.

Food is holy. It is a gift from and to Kṛṣṇa.

We are called to feed others through radical hospitality. Pay it forward. Contribute to a local food bank. Volunteer at a local soup kitchen or event. ANYTHING you can do to help others who are hungry.

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A vertical screen print style poster in red, yellow and black, featuring the quote by Dom Helder Camara: "When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist." The edges of the poster show a packed village with small houses, and a road leading to skyscrapers in the far background. A red sun in the upper right shines its long yellow rays across the image.

“When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist.”

Originally made as a screen print in 1990, we now offer this thought-provoking poster digitally printed on heavy cover stock.

Plant some of this grassroots mix in your community’s garden!

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You know what is STILL a bad idea? Fascism.

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A vertical illustration in ink and watercolor of a pastoral landscape and small village next to a blue river and rows of olive trees.Large blue block letters against the pink and blue sky, expanding across the top half of the image, spell out "From the River To the Sea." At bottom, brown block letters spell: "No checkpoints - no discrimination - equal rights for everyone". Circles on the bottom right feature a keffiyeh design, and an image of a tree in the shape of a fist with text that reads "Solidarity with palestine". Circle in the center right of the image features black and white text that reads "Anti-fascist".

Today in 2024, a Gaza Solidarity Encampment begins at Columbia University, sparking other protest camps. It echoes the 1985 anti-apartheid and 1968 anti-war Columbia protests.

A bold, union made anti-fascist button is exactly what your spring outfit is missing. Snag one for you and a friend during our shop's open hours or online at RlmArtStudio.com

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After four months into the year, we're now offering our final sale of our 2026 Liberation Calendar, $7.95! Get yours in store or online at RlmArtStudio.com

Pllllleeeeeease!

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In 2020 advocates launch #NoBodyIsDisposable campaign to push back against the medical racism, ableism, and ageism causing disparities in COVID-19 triage and treatment.

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Justicia es para todos/ Justice is for everyone.
ICE OUT!

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If you like Ricardo's work and want it framed, as a tapestry, tote bag, spiral notebook or coffee mug, Fine Art America's got it all.

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Image of an april 2026 calendar page. Design of the cover image features various figures and portraits of members in the Black Panther Party. Text in between cover image and calendar dates reads "abril 2026 April".

Here's our free monthly calendar for the month of April! This month’s featured art is Ricardo’s new poster “Black Panthers”. It also makes an appearance in this year’s Liberation Calendar.

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A two-color scratchboard portrait of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. surrounded by a crowd. MLK is colored in a dark brown, wearing a wide brimmed hat, sitting with his legs apart and one hand back behind him, oriented to the viewer's right but with head to the viewer's left talking to someone to next to him while putting his hand on theirs. Various people around, many of them seeming to listen to what he is saying, are shaded in teal/blue. The text under the image reads: “Martin Luther King, Jr. organized for the freedom of Black people from racial oppression and of all people from poverty and war. In addition to his leadership in the civil rights movement, King’s morally uncompromising vision led him to actively oppose the war in Vietnam and to lead a Poor People’s Campaign at home. He was widely attacked at the time for his principled stands. A gunman assassinated King in 1968 in Memphis, where King came to support a labor strike.”

Today in 1968 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated. This fuels the growth of the Black Power movement.

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A brown, screenprinted one-color image of a black man wearing a coat with long sleeves, from the chest up gesturing with his hands at face level and a determined expression on his face. In large block red type beneath is his name, Fred Hampton. Beneath that in small brown type: "Fred Hampton was the Chairman of the Chicago chapter of the Black Panther Party. He was a charismatic leader in the Black community with an ability to build alliances across racial divisions. He was targeted by local and federal police authorities. Before dawn on December 4, 1969 he was shot to death in a rain of police bullets as he slept in his apartment. He was twenty-one years old. Based on photo by Ron Reisterer/The Oakland Tribune"

Today in 1969, The Black Panthers, Young Lords, and Young Patriots announce their Rainbow Coalition, a class-based alliance against poverty, gentrification and police brutality in Chicago, IL.

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Today in 2020, nurses across the country hold protests against the lack of protective equipment amidst the growing Covid-19 pandemic.

This poster was part of a series of “Endangered Workers” posters from the 1990s, and still applicable today.

Our newest button features a simple and bold design to clearly let people know where you stand!

Get yours here: www.rlmartstudio.com/product/anti... or by searching "Anti fascist" on our website RlmArtStudio.com

Happy Trans Day of Visibility! Trans people won't be erased!

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A poster commemorating the Memphis 1968 garbage strike. A gathering of workers holds up dozens of signs reading simply "I Am A Man", with "Am" underlined. At top is a quote in small block letters: "“You’re commanding that this city will respect the dignity of labor… you are reminding not only Memphis but you are reminding the nation that it is a crime for people to live in this rich nation and receive starvation wages. - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King". At bottom in large block letters, "Memphis 1968," and small beneath, "American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 1733."

Today in 1968 Martin Luther King Jr leads striking sanitation workers in a march for higher wages. 6 days later, he is assassinated.

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This Saturday, No Kings rallies will be held nationwide.

Find a rally near you here: www.nokings.org
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This three-color verical block style poster shows white peace doves fluttering around the sky, amidst red-orange explsions from a bomb dropped on homes and other buildings silhouetted at bottom. Amidst the grey-blue clouds or smoke wafting up the page through the air, are black block letters with this quote: "Interfere with the foreign policy of the country? Sure as hell! That's our job. That's our privilege. That's our right. That's our duty!" At bottom is the attribution: Harry Bridges, international longshormen's and warehousemen's union.

“Interfere with the foreign policy of this country? Sure as hell! That’s our job, that’s our privilege, that’s our right, that’s our duty!”

Harry Bridges 

Ricardo made this poster in 2005.

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This time that country is what we promise each other, our rage pressed cheek to cheek until tears flood the space between, until there are no enemies left, because this time no one will be left to drown and all of us must be chosen.  This time it’s all of us or none.”
Aurora Levins Morales

No more taking turns on history’s wheel, trying to collect old debts no one can pay. The sea will not open that way.

A poster dominated by yellows, browns, and blues, framed with an arch in a middle eastern style with a moon and stars on one side and sun on the other. The title in small letters at top is "this time". The main illustration shows people marching through a village carrying bread, vegetables and other goods. In the background, fighter jets race away from a bombing; a refugee camp sits in front of skyscrapers. Handwritten text at the bottom says: “They say that other country over there, dim blue in the twilight, farther than the orange stars exploding over our roofs, is called peace, but who can find the way? This time we cannot cross until we carry each other. All of us refugees, all of us prophets. No more taking turns on history’s wheel, trying to collect old debts no one can pay. The sea will not open that way. This time that country is what we promise each other, our rage pressed cheek to cheek until tears flood the space between, until there are no enemies left, because this time no one will be left to drown and all of us must be chosen. This time it’s all of us or none. Text by Aurora Levins Morales, Artwork by Ricardo Levins Morales.”

“They say that other country over there, dim blue in the twilight, farther than the orange stars exploding over our roofs, is called peace, but who can find the way? This time we cannot cross until we carry each other. All of us refugees, all of us prophets...

Our calendars have been discounted to $11.95!

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