1970s Have you taken your pill today Poster, Uncle Sam, I want you US Army, contraception, birth control, propaganda print wall art decor

1970s Have you taken your pill today Poster, Uncle Sam, I want you US Army, contraception, birth control, propaganda print wall art decor

This is a reproduction of the "Have you taken your pill today" from 1969 during the sexual revolution. It was a statement of powerful feminuism and female empowerment to live life and be in control of their reproductive rights through contraception in a way that no other generation previously had.
It was a play on the Uncle Sam "I want you for the US Army" from WW1. This is a reprint from the 1970s.
Probably a Carnaby Street special.
By Ged Rumak
Printed by Splash Posters, London - reproduced in London by Higgenson and Harris
Dimensions: 28 in x 24 in (72 cm x 61 cm)
Condition: rough edges, a repaired tear on the lower left, previous folds, see photos.

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