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Mona Saudi Covers for Palestinian Affairs magazine, 1976; PLO...
Mona Saudi Covers for Palestinian Affairs magazine, 1976; PLO Post Card Series - Tenth Anniversary of the Intilaqa, 1975 [Curator’s note: This poster/card marks the tenth anniversary of the launching...
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Russell Lee Fruit farmer and his son. Placer County,...
Russell Lee Fruit farmer and his son. Placer County, California, 1940.Library of Congress: Farm Security Administration
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Unknown photographerPhotographic portrait of Chinese American...
Unknown photographerPhotographic portrait of Chinese American man, Old Chinatown, Los Angeles, 1902. The Huntington
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Arthur RothsteinMigrant laborers and children living on a Farm...
Arthur RothsteinMigrant laborers and children living on a Farm Security Administration labor camp, Robstown, Texas, 1942. Library of Congress
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Ernest Marquez CollectionMothers and children, Old Chinatown,...
Ernest Marquez CollectionMothers and children, Old Chinatown, Los Angeles, 1915.The Huntington
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Jack DelanoPosters advertising the sideshow at the Rutland Fair,...
Jack DelanoPosters advertising the sideshow at the Rutland Fair, Rutland, Vermont, 1941.Library of Congress
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unhistorical:Blue (1993), Derek Jarman[LGBTQ History Month] Blue...
unhistorical:Blue (1993), Derek Jarman[LGBTQ History Month] Blue (1993) was British filmmaker Derek Jarman’s final feature-length film before his death in 1994 of an AIDS-related illness. Blue consists...
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Cora Latz and Etta Perkins were a lesbian couple who met in 1972...
Cora Latz and Etta Perkins were a lesbian couple who met in 1972 and were together until Perkins’ death in 1998. In 1973, they held a commitment ceremony; in 1998, they privately renewed their vows...
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“When Lenape scouts first sighted TheHalf Moon with Hudson at its helm, they noted that the captain wore red, a color that signified vitality and warfare, joy and anger. According to [John]...
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Happy Holidays my friends! Just reflecting on the fact that I started this blog just over ten years ago as a high school sophomore, and I just finished my first semester of law school last week. Some...
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Back pages of Bronze/Bronce, Volume 1, Issues 1 & 2, 1968.Bronze was a Chicano newspaper published out of Oakland and San Jose, California by a coalition of Chicano college students.Jstor
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