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Box 3

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Contains 3 Results:

Would You Burn a Child? When Necessary.

 Item — Box: 3, Item: 151
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The Radicalism posters collection (approximately 1965-2019) consists of 289 posters relating to topics including Amnesty, Anti-Apartheid, Black Panthers, Campaign Politics, Communes, Communism, Health (AIDS and Safe Sex), Iraq, Labor, LGBT, Local Events and Organizations, Nuclear Arms, Protests, the Student Democratic Society (SDS), Vietnam, and Women’s events (including the White Ribbon Society).

Dates: approximately 1965-2016
Found in: Stephen O. Murray and Keelung Hong Special Collections / Radicalism posters collection / Protest / General

American Homes in Danger! Exile for Mothers Threatens Homes!

 Item — Box: 3, Item: 151
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The Radicalism posters collection (approximately 1965-2019) consists of 289 posters relating to topics including Amnesty, Anti-Apartheid, Black Panthers, Campaign Politics, Communes, Communism, Health (AIDS and Safe Sex), Iraq, Labor, LGBT, Local Events and Organizations, Nuclear Arms, Protests, the Student Democratic Society (SDS), Vietnam, and Women’s events (including the White Ribbon Society).

Dates: approximately 1965-2016
Found in: Stephen O. Murray and Keelung Hong Special Collections / Radicalism posters collection / Women / General

First Monday Vol. 1 No. 5

 Item — Box: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The Radicalism posters collection (approximately 1965-2019) consists of 289 posters relating to topics including Amnesty, Anti-Apartheid, Black Panthers, Campaign Politics, Communes, Communism, Health (AIDS and Safe Sex), Iraq, Labor, LGBT, Local Events and Organizations, Nuclear Arms, Protests, the Student Democratic Society (SDS), Vietnam, and Women’s events (including the White Ribbon Society).

Dates: approximately 1965-2016
Found in: Stephen O. Murray and Keelung Hong Special Collections / Radicalism posters collection / Campaign politics / General