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The best man for the job...may be a woman c. 1980 Small poster with a drawing of a green cement truck being driven by a woman. The poster reads around the image, "The best man for the job... may be a woman."	Raises & Roses: National Secretaries Week April 20-24 c. 1980 Poster is printed on light pink paper with black text. In the center are two roses in a vase; one rose is colored red. The poster reads, "Raises & Roses/ National Secretaries Week/ April 20-24...
Pay Equity. Another step towards justice. "What a man needs is to come home and get a couple of martinis from a woman who is reasonably well-rested." c. 1982 Poster has a black and white photograph of two women yelling and raising their fist. The poster reads, " "What a man needs is to come home and get a couple of martinis from a woman who is...	Bread and Roses Women's Liberation Conference c. 1970 Poster has a red outlined image of two women along the left edge. The woman on the bottom has a baby next to her. The upper right reads, "Bread and Roses Women's Liberation Conference."
We Celebrate Women's Struggles: We Celebrate People's Victories. Gonna Rise Again Graphics ~ printer, Inkworks Press ~ publisher, Susan Shapiro ~ designer 1975 Poster has text at top edge: " We Celebrate Women's Struggles / We Celebrate People's Victories. " Below is a depiction of a line of people on a hill holding hands. The figure at the front of the...	Women Need Not Always Keep Their Mouths Shut and Their Wombs Open! Red Pepper Posters ~ workshop 1976 Right side of poster has an image of a wowman whose organs are exposed. The firgures lips and womb are highlighted in red. At left is the text: " women / need not / always / keep their / mouths...
Stop Forced Sterilization People's Press ~ workshop c. 1974 Poster has a drawing of three women all shouting and raising one fist. Above the drawing is "Stop Forced Sterilization/ !Alto A Esterilizacion Forzada!" The bottom has "In Puerto...	End Sterilization Abuse La Raza Silkscreen Center ~ print shop 1976 At the top of the poster is a light pink background with a purple border with drawings of four babies in the womb. Inside the light pink box is red text that reads, "It is easier to kill a...
Women in Struggle: International Women's Day La Raza Silkscreen Center ~ print shop 1977 Top edge of poster has in red: " Women In Struggle". Below is the symbol for woman in black that contains a red star. The outer edge of the symbol has the text: " International Women's Day "...	Fight the Attacks Against Women and Third World Peoples! Victory at Houston! Jungle Press ~ printer 1977 Poster has a drawing of an angry female figure with her arms raised. The background is yellow with white text that reads: " Anti-abortion Antigay / Anti E.R.A. / Genocide / Sterilization / Car Ter...
If You Want it Done Right Hire a Woman Eureka Printing Co. ~ printer, Humboldt Women in Art ~ workshop 1973 Poster has an oblong border of flowers and leaves. At the top is the text: " If You Want it Done Right ". Below this is ablack and white photgraph of four women riveting and working with metal. At...	200 years without equality Creative Women's Collective 1976 Poster has a drawing of the Statue of Liberty in the center. The statue is pictured from the chest up. Above the drawing is "200 years without equality."
poster 1940-1945 Poster. Description: Poster, cardboard, "Women A good Job is Waiting for you with Key System, photo of woman driver, WW II (used in bridge driver, WW II (used in bridge trains) History :...	book Mrs. J. W. Stow 1879 Book: Probate Confiscation, 1879. By Mrs. J. W. Stow. Per exhibit label: In 1884, Marietta Stow, resident of Oakland, organized a new political party, "The Equal Rights Party" and called...
ballot Ballots, votes for Mrs. M. L. Stow. Sent to Mrs. Stow and Belva Lockwood from all parts of the United States. There are: 128 pale blue ballots, Equal Rights Ticket, with pictures and names...	photograph Morse \| San Francisco Photograph portrait of Mrs. Marietta L. Stow, showing her "Equal Rights Costume" Per Visitor Information Stations: Born in 1830, Marietta Stow graduated from Oberlin College. She began...
Wartime Shipyard Katherine Archibald 1947 Photos by Doreathea Lange (her copy?). Published by University of California Press