Figure 2a–b. Old Calabar Freedom Paper. Enclosure 4, in Dispatch 11, Fernando Po, January 31, 1856, FO 84/1001, BNA. The text reads: “To all Whom these Presents Come, Greeting: Know ye that Mary Taylor Anderson , aged about Twenty years, whose country name is Asuna and who was born at Egbo More

Figure 3. With sheets of paper torn from notebooks, the political prisoners make flyers to throw into the street. May 25, 1973. Photo by Alicia Sanguinetti. More

Figure 14. Paper Soldier No. 1 . Image courtesy of the artist. Photo by Christine A. Butler More

Figure 15. Paper Soldier No. 3 . Image courtesy of the artist. Photo by Christine A. Butler More

Figure 3. Revolutionary Papers Conference 2022. Teaching Tool on the Revolutionary Papers website: https://revolutionarypapers.org/teaching-tool/revolutionary-papers-conference/ . More

Figure 3. “Venereal Disease Camp.” Courtesy of George and Katy Abraham Papers #6777, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library. More

Figure 2. Quiet Dog, Bite Hard! Clandestine Networks of Revolutionary Papers , a traveling exhibition by Phokeng Setai at the conference “Revolutionary Papers: Counter-institutions, Politics, and Culture in Periodicals of the Global South,” Community House, Cape Town, South Africa, April 28–30 More

Figure 1. IFSDL handbill, George Waite papers, box 1, unit 12, State Library of New South Wales, ML MSS 208. More

Figure 4. “Native women doing laundry, Shangri-La camp.” Courtesy of George and Katy Abraham Papers #6777, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library. More

Figure 1. The Adventures of Scarlot Harlot , subtitled “The Demystification of the Sex-Work Industry,” launched the term sex worker , as Scarlot emerges with a paper bag on her head that reads: “This paper bag symbolizes the anonymity prostitutes are forced to adopt!” She casts off the bag More

Figure 2. “US Army Doctor and Nurse inspect native prostitutes each Sunday Morning.” Courtesy of George and Katy Abraham Papers #6777, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library. More

Figure 6. The December 1980 issue of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) English-language publication, the PFLP Bulletin , Number 45. On Revolutionary Papers site, see: https://revolutionarypapers.org/person-organisation/danah-abdullah/ . More

Figure 4. Fist & Can, ca. 1980s, box 32, folder 10, MSS 640 BC, Francisco E. Martínez Papers, Special Collections and Center for Southwest Research, University of New Mexico Libraries, Albuquerque, NM. More