Poster has a thick white border overall. Poster has a black background. The upper left portion of the poster has a photograph of three police officers wearing wide brimmed hats and masks that conceal their entire faces. The officers are standing near a car that has the text: "State Police" on it. Behind this image there is a blue square with stylized yellow and orange flames at the bottom. The lower portion of the poster has a photograph of a young male African American lying in a contorted position face down on the ground apparently dead, his face is concealed. Below this figure spreads what appears to be a pool of red blood. In this blood pool in a slightly darker red color there are the photos of a sad African American man's face and a crouching African American man positioned so he appears to be looking into the face of the dead figure. [The image of the bloody youth is from Bud Lee's photo of 12-year old Joe Bass, Jr., wounded by police gunfire during a race riot in Newark, N.J. in 1967. It appeared on the cover of Time magazine. -LMC]