 Within a structure of collaborative authorship, the all-women collective made a stylistic range of posters, prints, and street art on anti-racist subjects and in support of national liberation movements.They also taught classes in drawing, design, and silk-screening.One of the collective's main goals was to provide "material aid" (as opposed to just visibility or propaganda) to the international movements they supported, so the collective often sold their work or used art to advertise their allies' meetings or actions.