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Detroit Revolutionary Movement Records (1968 - 1972)
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David Carroll & His Orchestra,Dance Date
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La gueule ouverte
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A contribution to the critique of Marx
Poster for Pamoja Gallery
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Solidarity for social revolution, n° 8
Members of the Seito Group and Raicho Hiratsuka2
NAACP Birthday Ball Poster
Demonstration announcement
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A book of Visions. A Directory of Alternative Society Projects
Peggy Moffitt modeling a Rudi Gernreich design
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Survival School: how to stay alive on Haight Street
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The Lily: The first U.S. newspaper published by women for women2
Pas de football entre les camps de concentration
