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Arrested by Secret Service: David Hilliard, Black Panther leader, was arrested by the Secret Service Wednesday on a charge he threatened President Nixon's life in an anti-war rally in Golden Gate Park on November 15th. Hilliard was indicted by a federal grand jury and is being held in jail in lieu of $30,000 bail. This picture was made at a Black Panther rally in San Francisco last October, December 7, 1969
Arrested by Secret Service: David Hilliard, Black Panther leader, was arrested by the Secret Service Wednesday on a charge he threatened President Nixon's life in an anti-war rally in Golden Gate Park on November 15th. Hilliard was indicted by a federal grand jury and is being held in jail in lieu of $30,000 bail. This picture was made at a Black Panther rally in San Francisco last October, December 7, 1969
Arrested by Secret Service: David Hilliard, Black Panther leader, was arrested by the Secret Service Wednesday on a charge he threatened President Nixon's life in an anti-war rally in Golden Gate Park on November 15th. Hilliard was indicted by a federal grand jury and is being held in jail in lieu of $30,000 bail. This picture was made at a Black Panther rally in San Francisco last October, December 7, 1969

Arrested by Secret Service: David Hilliard, Black Panther leader, was arrested by the Secret Service Wednesday on a charge he threatened President Nixon's life in an anti-war rally in Golden Gate Park on November 15th. Hilliard was indicted by a federal grand jury and is being held in jail in lieu of $30,000 bail. This picture was made at a Black Panther rally in San Francisco last October, December 7, 1969

Maker
Date12/7/1969
MediumVintage Associated Press wirephoto
Dimensions9-1/8 x 7 inches
Credit LineGift of Jennifer & Marc Lipschultz
Collections
Object number2024.246
Status
Not on view
Carrying American flags and signs, construction workers, longshoremen and office workers jam the City Hall area of New York Wednesday in a rally supporting President Nixon's war policy. An estimated 150,000 persons participated in the peaceful assembly, May 21, 1970
Carrying American flags and signs, construction workers, longshoremen and office workers jam the City Hall area of New York Wednesday in a rally supporting President Nixon's war policy. An estimated 150,000 persons participated in the peaceful assembly, May 21, 1970
Unknown Artist
5/21/1970
Barbara Pliskow (left), 37, of Detroit is escorted by a sheriff's deputy after her arrest Friday at the Detroit airport as authorities broke up what they said was a plot to commandeer a jetliner to fly two jailed Black Panthers to a foreign country. Miss Pliskow was arrested as she threw a package containing two sticks of dynamite as she and 54 other passengers were being led from a plane for a search, Detroit, Michigan, September 1971
Barbara Pliskow (left), 37, of Detroit is escorted by a sheriff's deputy after her arrest Friday at the Detroit airport as authorities broke up what they said was a plot to commandeer a jetliner to fly two jailed Black Panthers to a foreign country. Miss Pliskow was arrested as she threw a package containing two sticks of dynamite as she and 54 other passengers were being led from a plane for a search, Detroit, Michigan, September 1971
Unknown Artist
9/1/1971
A woman was pulled from the hood of a Federal Bureau of Investigation automobile during an antiwar demonstration yesterday near the Untied States Supreme Court Building in Washington. The demonstration, which included burning of draft cards, was staged by a group of women pacificits. Two persons were arrested, June 18, 1968
A woman was pulled from the hood of a Federal Bureau of Investigation automobile during an antiwar demonstration yesterday near the Untied States Supreme Court Building in Washington. The demonstration, which included burning of draft cards, was staged by a group of women pacificits. Two persons were arrested, June 18, 1968
Unknown Artist
6/18/1968
Negroes Arrested in New Outbreak: two negroes are marched at gunpoint to a police bus after their arrest near a Black Muslim Mosque in the Los Angeles district early today. The mosque was the scene of a gunfight with police who said Negroes were taking guns into the temple, August 18, 1965
Negroes Arrested in New Outbreak: two negroes are marched at gunpoint to a police bus after their arrest near a Black Muslim Mosque in the Los Angeles district early today. The mosque was the scene of a gunfight with police who said Negroes were taking guns into the temple, August 18, 1965
Unknown Artist
8/18/1965
Wallace, Abernathy Honored: Alabama Governor George C. Wallace and civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy wear ceremonial robes Wednesday as both received honorary doctor of law degrees form predominantly black Alabama State University, Abernathy's alma mater, Montgomery, Alabama, May 15, 1974
Wallace, Abernathy Honored: Alabama Governor George C. Wallace and civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy wear ceremonial robes Wednesday as both received honorary doctor of law degrees form predominantly black Alabama State University, Abernathy's alma mater, Montgomery, Alabama, May 15, 1974
Unknown Artist
5/15/1974
Image Not Available for Letter Opener: Crouching Panther
Letter Opener: Crouching Panther
Anna Vaughn Hyatt Huntington
n.d.
National Liberation Movement Political Rally, Ghana, Kumasi
National Liberation Movement Political Rally, Ghana, Kumasi
James Barnor
1956, printed 2017
Lillian Hellman & John Garfield at the Rally Against the Congressional Investigation of Hollywood
Lillian Hellman & John Garfield at the Rally Against the Congressional Investigation of Hollywood
Erika Stone
1947, printed 1980 - 1989
Image Not Available for Secret Origins
Secret Origins
Suellen Rocca
1966 - 1967
Image Not Available for Secret Fire 9
Secret Fire 9
Jules Olitski
1977
Secret Origins
Secret Origins
Suellen Rocca
1966 - 1967
Secret Origins
Secret Origins
Suellen Rocca
1966 - 1967