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- "A Story of Kwanza: Black/Afrikan Holy Days," 1977 - Kwanzaa is a holiday based on ancient African harvest traditions celebrating the bounty of the first fruits and is focused on seven core African values which emphasize the connection between the individual and the community. First celebrated in the United States when activist and professor of African Studies Maulana Karenga created the holiday in 1966, Kwanzaa has since spread to other nations.
- 1977
- Collections - Artifact
"A Story of Kwanza: Black/Afrikan Holy Days," 1977
Kwanzaa is a holiday based on ancient African harvest traditions celebrating the bounty of the first fruits and is focused on seven core African values which emphasize the connection between the individual and the community. First celebrated in the United States when activist and professor of African Studies Maulana Karenga created the holiday in 1966, Kwanzaa has since spread to other nations.
- "The Gay Nineties Are Back" T-Shirt for Gay Chicago Magazine, circa 1990 -
- 1990-1999
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"The Gay Nineties Are Back" T-Shirt for Gay Chicago Magazine, circa 1990
- Political Campaign Button, Reagan-Bush, 1980 - Former governor of California Ronald Reagan captured the 1980 Republican presidential nomination. His success was a long-awaited victory for the conservative wing of the party. To balance the ticket, Reagan chose the more moderate George H. W. Bush -- one of his Republican primary opponents. The Reagan-Bush ticket easily won over a lackluster Carter-Mondale Democratic ticket.
- 1980
- Collections - Artifact
Political Campaign Button, Reagan-Bush, 1980
Former governor of California Ronald Reagan captured the 1980 Republican presidential nomination. His success was a long-awaited victory for the conservative wing of the party. To balance the ticket, Reagan chose the more moderate George H. W. Bush -- one of his Republican primary opponents. The Reagan-Bush ticket easily won over a lackluster Carter-Mondale Democratic ticket.