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Register
1944
Poster of a man's arm with his shirt sleeve pushed up. He is holding a yellow card in his fingers with the text, "The Ballot is a power in your hands. Use it - and you help to secure good governmen...
Campaign Poster for Rev. John Cameron
1964
A campaign poster for Reverend John Cameron, which includes voting information, a call for volunteers, and a portrait of Rev. Cameron.
"I Did Not Vote For . . ."
A political poster with text reads: "I Did Not Vote For Inflation, Recession, Unemployment, High Taxes Or Hypocrites. How about Using Your Tax Dollar On You?"
Letter to Friends of SNCC from Margaret Lauren, May 7, 1965
circa 1963 -- 1967
Mississippi, Indianola, circa 1963-1967.
Will You Co-operate Or Will You Obstruct?
1918
Poster featuring a cartoon panel showing a man with a sledgehammer standing on a terrace labeled: "American Industries." At his feet is a piece of paper titled: "Stick To Your Job, My Boy. Uncle Sa...
