17 x 22 in. printed poster featuring an illustration of an African American young man lying on the ground with one arm outstretched. Title text is featured in block letters above and below illustration, with location/date "Augusta / 1970" to the right.

In May of 1970, race riots erupted in Augusta, GA after the death of 16-year-old Charles Oatman, whose body was mutilated in jail and brought to the hospital by deputies claiming he had simply fallen off his bunk. Oatman had been arrested and charged with murder for his part in the mortal wounding of his 5-year-old niece in a tragic gun accident. His death came about a month after he was placed in the county jail.