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Tom Hayden
October 1964
Tom Hayden standing in front of building with a small African-American child. Poster on window for "The Trenton Project" and two posters advocating that people register to vote. From the SDS colle...
Tom Hayden
1964
Tom Hayden talking to two African-American women on house steps. The woman in the center is Terry Jefferson (as identified by Hayden).
Children with Protest Signs
1965
Children hold signs that read "We Need A Place To Play" and "We Need a Street to Play On," which is related to the Newark Community Union Project.
Mothers Against the War
1966
Mothers and infants at a demonstration against the war in Vietnam.
Protest March
1964
Group of protesters, including a man holding a sign that reads "Cops Aren't Judges".
Newark Community Union Project Meeting
Group of people meeting about the Newark Community Union Project.
