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Lesser, But Not Least

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The first segment discusses the life of Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American Catholic saint. In this segment, there is also a fictional dramatization of a conversation between Saint Kateri story and one of her suitors. In the second segment, the narrator moves to a discussion of David Walker's life and the impact of his essay "Appeal to The Colored Peoples of The World." There is also a re

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Let Autistic Kids Play

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A mini zine from the Soul Garden of Neurodiversity Mini Zine Pack titled Let Autistic Kids Play, designed by Jennifer White-Johnson. The mini zine is constructed from a single sheet of white, heavy weight paper that has a slit at the center and has been folded into eighths, creating a six page booklet. The front of the single page is divided into eight panels which form the six interior pages and

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Let Love Rule

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2015.263.11a: An audio cassette tape. The cassette is clear plastic with white type on each side. Both sides have headers reading: [LENNY KRAVITZ • LET LOVE RULE / Sitting On Top Of The World • Let Love Rule • Freedom Train • / My Precious Love • I Build This Garden For Us • Empty Hands] on Side 1, and [LENNY KRAVITZ • LET LOVE RULE / Fear • Does Anybody Out There Even Care • Mr. Cab Driver • Rose

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Let's Get It On

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H x W x D: 4 1/4 x 2 13/16 x 5/8 in. (10.8 x 7.1 x 1.6 cm)

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Let's Walk Together

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A black and white offset lithograph titled “Let’s Walk Together” by Charles White. The lithograph depicts seven people walking together towards the viewer. At the forefront are two people, a man on the left and a woman on the right. The man is wearing a hat, jacket, and has an outer jacker swung over his proper left shoulder. The woman is wearing a dress and her proper right arm rests on the prope

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Lettering of To-day

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Hardcover copy of “Lettering of To-day” with tan binding and 145 pages. The book has printed red text on the center front cover in a stylized font that reads [LETTERING / of / Today]. The title is printed vertically on the spine in the same red text as the cover. The lower spine has [745 / L56] handwritten in a lighter tan ink. Below this is printed red text which reads [STUDIO] between horizontal

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Lewis "Big June" Marshall Carrying the U.S. Flag, Selma to Montgomery March

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This black and white image depicts a young man shown from the chest up. He wears a dark jacket, with a button down striped shirt and a white shirt layered underneath. Holding an upright American flag, he gazes straight ahead, past the photographer. The flag wraps around behind him, billowing against his left shoulder.

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Liberate Puerto Rico Now!

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This poster shows a central figure silhouetted in black holding a rifle in one hand. Their other hand is raised towards the sky with a clenched fist. The figure stands on a red map of Puerto Rico. The heading on the poster reads: [LIBERATE PUERTO RICO NOW!] in red. The left side of the poster reads [THE / YOUNG / LORDS / PARTY / CALLS FOR / A / CONFERENCE / OF ALL / PUERTO / RICAN / STUDENTS] in b

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Liberation Will Come from a Black Thing

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A paperback pamphlet version speech James Forman gave at the Western Regional Black Youth Conference in Los Angeles on November 23, 1967: "Liberation Will Come from a Black Thing.” Printed in black ink on white paper, the pamphlet has fifteen (15) pages and a saddle-stitched binding. The cover is white, with a black printed image of a boy with one arm stretched out and the other pulled back holdin

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Liberator Vol. 7 No. 12

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Liberator magazine featuring a black and white photograph of James Forman. Forman is seen from the elbows up, wearing a dark suit jacket, white shirt, and black patterned tie. His PR arm is bent and in his hand he holds a white handkerchief. Foreman is seen looking off to the right. At the top of the front cover, justified left, in blue is the publication title underlined [LIBERATOR]. Within the u

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Liberator Vol. 7 No. 5

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Liberator magazine featuring a black and white photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking into microphones. King stands in front of a small group of men who are foregrounded in front of a cityscape; tall buildings stand in the distance. At the top of the front cover, justified left, in orange is the publication title underlined [LIBERATOR]. Within the underline in black text are the volume and

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Liberator Vol. 8 No. 3

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Liberator magazine featuring a black and white photograph of H. Rap Brown on the left side of the cover. Brown is seen seated at a table looking down at the papers resting on the table. Brown's PR arm is resting on the table top with his hand near his face. Brown wears a jean jacket, black shirt and dark, thick-rimmed glasses. On the table in front of Brown are papers, a folder, a small pitcher of

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<I>Lettering of To-day</I>

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