Poster has red printed edges and a white and blue border enclosing four black and white images. Top left image shows a man waving a flag in front of soldier poised to shoot - at the top left is "Kent State, 1970" in white. Top right image shows a broken statue of a male figure - at the bottom right is "Micahelangelo / 'The Slave'" in white. Bottom left illustration shows an African American man on his knees holding up a chain - at the bottom left is 'The Appeal,' Pre-Civil War" in gray. Bottom right image shows a line of soldiers walking - at the bottom right is "To Vietnam, 1968" in black and white. At the center of the cluster of images is "The Draft / Is A Form Of Slavery / On A Plantation / Called War" in black and white. In the white border is gray text reading "A Woman's Right Is Exactly The Same As A Man's: Not To Be Drafted As A Military Slave" across the top and down the top right/ Down the left side and across the bottom is "Neither Slavery Nor Involuntary Servitude, Except As A Punishment For Crime...Shall Exist Within The United States - Thirteenth Amendment".