Lincoln Marshall Cushing,
born Havana, Cuba, 1953. Married, two children.
Librarian, archivist, author, lecturer. Archival consultant for nonprofit and community
organizations.
Retired but active
Previous positions
Archivist and historian, Kaiser Permanente Heritage Resources
2009-2021
Archival consultant, All Of Us Or None
collection, Oakland Museum of California 2008-present
Digital Resources Archivist, Kaiser Permanente Labor-Management
Partnership 2005-2011.
Cataloger of Spanish-language
posters at UC Berkeley's Bancroft Library, 2004-2006.
Electronic Outreach Librarian at U.C Berkeley's Institute of Industrial
Relations (now IRLE)
2001-2004.
Books
All
Of Us Or None: Social Justice Posters of the San Francisco Bay Area,
Heyday, 2012 (author)
Agitate! Educate! Organize! - American
Labor Posters, Cornell University Press, 2009 (co-author)
Chinese
Posters: Art from the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution,
Chronicle, 2007 (co-author)
Visions
of Peace & Justice: 30 years of political
posters from Inkworks Press, 2007 (editor)
Revolucion!
Cuban Poster Art, Chronicle Books, 2003 (author)
I present
lectures and slideshows on political posters; contact me for
details.
I am committed to documenting, cataloging, and disseminating
socially and politically significant graphic material which otherwise
might be left behind in the digital revolution. Docs Populi is my political/artistic entity, and
I am wholly responsible for creating the material at this site.
"...it is the duty of every good citizen to use all the
opportunities, which occur to him,
for preserving documents relating to the history of our country."
-Thomas Jefferson to Hugh P. Taylor, October 4, 1823
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