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Artist: Unknown Screenprint (color) Date: 1968-1969 Strike Poster The screenprint has a blue background upon which the works "Haya Education" are written in white lettering. A black baton with a red substance dripping from its end is pictured above the writing.

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Screenprint (color) How Many More Hayakawa? 1968-1969 The screenprint shows red handprints on a white background with black lettering that reads, "How Many More Hayakawa?"

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The lithograph has a white background with orange cartoonish anotmical parts in a circle. There is black print writing at the top and bottom of the lithograph.

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Artist: Dennis Beall 1968 Title: Keeping Open Screen print (color) Sheet size: (HxWxD, in.) 26 1/4 x 20 1/8

Abstract The materials in this collection were produced by Paul K. Longmore (1946-2010), Associate Professor of History at San Francisco State University and the founder of the SFSU Institute on Disability. The collection documents Longmore’s prestigious academic career as a historian and educator as well as his tenacious advocacy for disability rights and the development of disability studies as an academic field. It includes personal correspondence and financial records; writings; extensive...

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Artist: Howard Leveine Ttitle: Those Who Make Peaceful Revolution Date; 1968-1969 Screenprint (color) The screenprint pictures a black handgun against a white background. Below the handgun is red handwriting that reads, "Those Who Make Peaceful Revolution Impossible Make Violent Revolution Inevitable. -JFK"