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Items tagged “Bourbon Street” (8 total)

Black t-shirt reading "WANTED FOR MASS MURDER - The Bush Regime," with four paired portrait photos of political figures and text urging "THE WORLD CAN'T WAIT! DRIVE OUT THE BUSH REGIME! Mobilize October 5, 2006!"

Front of Communist t-shirt. Mid-August 2006, New Orleans.

Black T-shirt back printed with white text condemning the Bush administration over the Hurricane Katrina response, headlined "THE WORLD CAN'T WAIT! DRIVE OUT THE BUSH REGIME!" and urging mobilization on October 5, 2006.

Revolutionary Party tshirt (back)--mid-August 2006

Flyer for "REVOLUTION" film screenings of a talk by Bob Avakian, listing New Orleans venues and dates in August 2006, with text about Hurricane Katrina's anniversary and a "RESIST!" call to action box.

Revolutionary Communist Party flyer--mid-August 2006.

Submitted 2/12/10 I have an odd post-Katrina story to tell. I had evacuated to South…

Submitted 2/12/10 I have an odd post-Katrina story to tell. I had evacuated to South…

Vintage photo of three people in elaborate feathered Mardi Gras costumes standing beside a parked car on a street with old buildings, dated December 1971.

Mardi Gras 1971

Three people in elaborate Mardi Gras costumes and sunglasses pose on Bourbon Street, New Orleans, with a "Cabaret Theatre" sign and crowd visible behind them, 1971.

Mardi Gras costumes on Bourbon Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1971. This image is from…

Vintage photo of two people in Mardi Gras costumes on Bourbon Street in 1971—one dressed as a mouse with large ears, the other as a block of yellow cheese with a face peeking through a hole.

Mardi Gras costumes on Bourbon Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1971. This image is from…

Vintage photo of elaborately costumed Mardi Gras revelers in feathered hats and gowns walking along a Bourbon Street sidewalk, with onlookers and buildings in the background, New Orleans, 1971.

Mardi Gras crowd on Bourbon Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1971. This image is from the…