Rebels With La Causa explores the expansive production and creative impact of posters by the Royal Chicano Air Force (RCAF), one of the Chicano Movement’s most prolific and impactful artist collectives. Beginning in 1970, when a collective of students gravitated towards Sacramento State art professors José Montoya and Esteban Villa, the group coalesced and named themselves the Rebel Chicano Art Front. As was true of other artists at the time, their posters were not individually signed but marked with the group’s initials: RCAF. After being confused with the Royal Canadian Air Force, they decided to call themselves the Royal Chicano Air Force, adopting military regalia and incorporating flight imagery in their art. After they moved into the wider community, the RCAF transformed into a multidisciplinary collective of artists, writers, musicians, scholars, activists, and community organizations.