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The Village Witch, from Country Matters

Tags: Cat, Clare Leighton, Country Matters, Figurative, Folk art, Folklore, sorcery, Storytelling, tradition, woman, Women, Wood engraving

Tags: Clare Leighton, Devil, Folk art, Folklore, Helen Plotz, Man, Mythological and religious god, Star, Storytelling, tradition, Women, Wood engraving

Tags: Clare Leighton, Folk art, Folklore, Storytelling, tradition, Women, Wood engraving

Tags: Clare Leighton, Folk art, Folklore, Storytelling, tradition, Women, Wood engraving

Tags: Clare Leighton, Country Matters, Figurative, Folk art, Folklore, Storytelling, tradition, Women, Wood engraving

Official typed report listing punishments of prisoners, including names, dates, and reasons for punishment. Signed by the warden.

Tags: 1930s, Chain gangs, Deep South, Georgia, Human rights, Journalism, Labor, Mass incarceration, Muckraking, New Slavery, Prison reform, Racial slurs, Socialism, Spivak John L. (John Louis) 1897-1981, Violation, Workers' rights

Small zine (magazine) made by a group of Latin@ women. Created digitally, then printed. Multiple pages with poetry and art regarding women.

Tags: Art, Feminism, Feminist, Latin@, Latin@ Identity, Latin@ Identity Formation, Latina, Poetry, Queer authors, Queer movement, Queer women, San Antonio, Texas, Women, Women Authors, Women editors, Women Poets, Women Voices, Zine

Cover of a program for the Coalition of Texans with Disabilities 20th Delegate Assembly in Houston, TX, in 1998.

A pamphlet explaining the proposed legislation to change insurance guidelines to disregard gender and NOW's opposition to it.

A contemporary version of a devotional scapular emerged in the 13th century and remains popular among members of lay third religious orders.

Tags: Borderlands, Catholicism, Religious Practices