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This fotonovela is an educational resource published in 1988-1989. The short dramatic story in Spanish educates members of the Latino community how about AIDS affects more than the LGBTQ community.

The fotonovela was an interesting form of media…

Katrina Haslip (right) and Terry McGovern (center) protesting at Health and Human Services in Washington D.C.

Clare Leighton (Amrican, born England, 1898-1989) was a printmaker whose work was primarily done in wood-engraving, a technique of which she is regarded as one of the great practitioners.

In this photo of Seattle Chicanos leading an anti -Vietnam War Peace March on October 31, 1970, protesters carry signs and banners that say "Basta" (Enough), "No More War," "Mi Raza Primero" (My People First), "Chicano Power," "Our Fight is at Home…

This photo depicts an individual holding a sign, saying " War refugee. Bosnian. Muslim. American. Proud." during a protest in the U.S.

A feminist news journal that focuses on women's liberation across racial and socioeconomic backgrounds. This issue of the journal focuses on the Vietnam War and women's role in activism against the war. Contains various illustrations and photographs…

This is the second issue of the What's Happening Newsletter, published in November 1991. The Coordinator for this issue is Joseph B. Nicholas Bey. Article titles and a short synopisis of the articles are listed below.IntroductionA couple of sentances…

This is the 11th issue of the newsletter. The coordinators of this issue are Joseph Nicholas-Bey and John K. Barefield. Article titles and a short synopsis of the articles found in this issue are listed below.Active Execution Dates as of August 15,…

This article talks about the Hospitality House, funded by the Texas Baptist Prison Family Ministry Foundations, and its relation to the Prison

This is an overview of Rule 302 of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.