Poster printed with orange, green, and brown ink on white paper. The top half of the apge contains a graphic of two people planting seedlings in the ground on either side of a tall green plant. The roots of the plants are visible underground, as is a hole with skeletons center right. A man and a woman stand together at left and face a quote by Pablo Neruda at upper right that reads, "...Es Tuya la Puerta y el Camino / La Tierra / Es Tuya Pueblo, La Verdadha / Nacido Contigo, de tu Sangre." The bottom half of the page contains calendar dates for 1977 and contact information for La Raza Silkscreen Center.