Black Panther Food Justice Poster Canvas Tote — Vintage Newspaper Collage

This cotton canvas tote carries history with you. A vintage newspaper collage—centered on a 1972 Black Community Survival Conference poster and the Black Panther Party’s Free Food Program—prints in muted tones across heavy 12 oz canvas. It feels like something you reach for when you’re heading to a mutual-aid distribution, a community meeting, or a slow Saturday at the farmers’ market. The tote’s flat-corner, boxy shape holds produce, zines, or flyers without collapsing. Reinforced self-fabric handles sit comfortably on the shoulder during long shifts or while you move through a neighborhood, and the sewn-in label and durable stitching mean it’ll keep working as a practical piece of everyday solidarity. Available in natural or black, this bag is a quiet conversation starter about food justice, mutual aid, and the survival programs the Black Panthers organized to feed and sustain their communities.

Product features
- 100% cotton canvas, heavy 12 oz for durability
- Flat-corner construction for a structured, boxy silhouette
- Reinforced self-fabric handles for comfortable carrying
- Sewn-in label and sturdy stitching for long-lasting use
- Available in natural and black colorways

Care instructions
- Do not iron directly over the printed area - print may stick to the iron.
- Spot clean
- Do not bleach
- Line dry