School Boycott, "No More Segregated Education"

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A digital print depicting a black-and-white image of three people participating in the 1964 New York City School Boycott. All three individuals are leaning against a metal barricade. The woman on the far left is looking to her proper right. She is wearing sunglasses, earrings, and a shirt with two buttons pinned on her proper left shoulder and her proper right chest. She is holding a piece of paper. The second woman is to proper left. She is wearing glasses with a shirt that has a button. On her proper left hand, she has a ring on her ring finger. She is holding a sign that reads [SEGREGATED / SCHOOL’S / BREEDS / RACIAL / HATRED] with both hands as she reads a document. The man to her proper left is wearing a dark colored suit with a white shirt and a polka dot tie.

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