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“Hey man, let me use your works,” famous last words, People of Color Against AIDS, 1980s

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White text that mimics chalk on a blackboard over a photograph of a needle. Famous last words is in red.

“Hey man, let me use your works,” famous last words, People of Color Against AIDS, 1980s

By using a conversational and perhaps familiar line, this poster from the People of Color Against AIDS offered an example of a realistic situation that drug users may have experienced, along with a strategy to use if it came up.
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