Slogans Collection (#2)

Communist China - Wu Han City commemoration
People (soldiers and civilians) parading through the streets of Wu Han City (Wuhan) in Communist China during the Cultural Revolution era

Grocery shop and general store
A Evans & Co. - merchants, general stores, grocer s. The grocer stands in the doorway of the shop, while signs proclaim, " large supply of fine eggs, fresh from the farm"

Gibraltar cub scouts in anti-litter campaign
Gibraltar cub scouts taking part in an anti-litter campaign, marching along a main street

Carlton Hotel, Pall Mall, ablaze with patriotism
The facade of the Carlton Hotel (ceased operating in 1940), on the corner of Haymarket and Pall Mall in London, bedecked with recruiting slogans for the First World War. Date: 1914

Sir Kingsley Wood visits the RAF in France, 1939
Sir Kingsley Wood (1881 - 1943), Secretary of State for Air pictured during a tour of the R.A.F. in France, the first British Defence Minister to visit British Forces overseas in 1939

Thessaloniki, Greece - Patriotic Ottoman Empire Card (when Thessaloniki was still under Ottoman control), showing a shooting exercise by Cavalry troops in the Champ de Mars. Date: circa 1903

Motivational messages on steps in Tainan, Taiwan

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Anti-war slogans - on rear of a car as it was seen in Santa Fe Date:

Harold Hare

Campaign against climate change march, London, UK. This event was organised by the Stop Climate Chaos organisation to launch its I Count campaign against climate change

Viva Fidel sign, Cuba, West Indies, Central America

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"Slogans: The Powerful Voice of Political Movements and Social Causes" In the realm of political activism, they have always played a pivotal role in conveying messages that resonate with the masses. From Walter Cranes Garland to Labour Party election posters and television speakers, these succinct phrases have served as rallying cries for change. Captured by EyeUbiquitous_20109211's lens, the New York Stock Exchange trading floor in the 1980s witnessed traders shouting slogans amidst chaotic transactions - a testament to their significance even in financial realms. Not limited to one side of the spectrum, Conservative party television teams also recognized the power in shaping public opinion. They strategically crafted catchy phrases to sway voters during elections. Beverly Pilkington, a young model from Essex donning a Pro Europe white tee shirt, proudly displayed her stance through this slogan-laden garment. It exemplifies how individuals can use fashion as a medium for expressing their beliefs. Beyond individual expressions, official picket lines outside Vauxhall Motors in Dunstable showcased workers' unity and determination through powerful slogans demanding fair treatment and labor rights. GEC workers campaigning at GEC Headquarters in London understood that impactful slogans could amplify their voices when fighting for better working conditions within corporate structures. Similarly, members of DATA campaigning on Tothill Street recognized that concise yet compelling they were essential tools for advocating data privacy and protection issues. Squatters protesting against social inequalities in Battersea utilized thought-provoking slogans to draw attention to their cause. These words became symbols of resistance against an unjust system that marginalized many communities. Throughout history, politics has been intertwined with powerful sloganeering. Whether it be capturing moments from Politics Political People London 1972 or witnessing demonstrations marching forward with captivating chants - these images remind us how deeply embedded they can within our collective consciousness when it comes to political movements and societal change.