This is a white poster with a black and white drawing that includes arrows, a book, and a horizontal red line with 5 vertical red lines extending above it and 4 black dots between the lines. A black strip at the top of the page contains large, white text reading "The Go Road - 2 Years Later..." There is a paragraph of small, black text below this that describes a court ruling on "native religions" and a proposed amendment to "the American Indian Religious Freedom Act, Sponsored by Senator Daniel Inouye". A black line separates the text from the image below and there is a red line between the drawing and text beginning with "About 65 years ago a small group of aged, conservative Karuk Indian women mused over the future of their descendants." There is a centered line of Karuk text with an English translation below reading "What will they who are brown after us do?" The poster calls for people to write letter to government agencies supporting freedom of native religion and gives contact information for several agencies. There is also text reading "Remind then that you are still against the construction of the GO Road in the Six Rivers National Forest in northwestern California." "Fix The Earth" is printed in large, white text with red accents on either side in a black strip at the bottom of the page.