"Si tú matas al hombre que la violó o al que ayudó a violarte..." / "If you kill the man that raped you or that helped rape you..." [Drop title].

[Berkeley, California]: [Viva Inez] / Feminist Press League, 1976. 22-1/2 x 17-1/2 inches. Broadsheet. White stock printed in brown and green to recto, brown to verso. Heavy pinholes to upper corners; pinholes to lower corners and center of lower border; creases to lower corners; ink name to recto, not affecting text/images; light toning. Good+. Poster printed on both sides, with a photographic illustration of Inez Garcia and a quote by her in English and Spanish, as well as Marge Piercy's "Rape Poem," to recto; the verso prints an open letter in English and Spanish by Garcia, with a series of illustrations around the border showing the timeline of her case and defense and additional illustrations of Joanne (Joan) Little and Yvonne Wanrow to the upper corners. The full English-language quote on the recto reads, "If you kill the man that raped you or that helped rape you, to me, it's defending your honor and your person. I am one of many women fighting for the right of women to defend themselves, and I'm not going to stop fighting until the court recognizes that I killed in self defense." OCLC locates two holdings, both at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and we note two others, at UC Santa Barbara and OMCA.