“In order to see where we are going, we must not only remember where we have been, but we must understand where we have been.”
This intricate portrait of Ella Baker (1903-1986) is offered as a new generation takes up her vision of leadership from below. From 1930 until her death in 1986, she was active in the struggle for human and civil rights, best known for her influence on the young leaders of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). She rarely sought the spotlight, but was a mentor and teacher to many. This notecard version is great for sending words of encouragement to young activists, leaders and troublemakers.
The portrait is based on a photograph by Harvey Wang. The card has information about Miss Baker on the back, and this image is also available as a poster.
| Card Size | 5×7" |
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| Additional Info | Cards are blank inside for your personal message (unless shown) and shipped with white envelopes. |
| Year Created | 2022 |
| SKU | nc357 |
| Categories | Recent Work, Notecards, Community Cards, Spirit & Wisdom Cards, Sisterhood Cards |
| Tags | black, civil rights, ella baker, human rights, intergenerational, leadership, Mentorship, organizing, racial justice, SNCC, teaching |
Regular price: $3.50 ea.
Buy 12-49 cards: $3.00 ea.
Buy 50-149 cards: $2.50 ea.
Buy 150-299 cards: $2.25 ea.
Buy 300-499 cards: $2.00 ea.
Pricing is Mix-and-Match – you can choose any combination of notecard designs to get the discount.
For quantities of 500 or more cards, please call or email. Large quantities can be printed with your custom message or logo; contact us for pricing.
