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What do you hear from the mob?, [ca. 1966].

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The Clifford Baldowski cartoon depicts Uncle Sam crawling to the microphone of world opinion with "U.S. Prestige" swirling around his head. A crowd behind him, labeled "Jacksonville," is yelling and waving their fists.
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Keywords

  1. Florida
  2. Foreign Public Opinion
  3. Jacksonville
  4. Jacksonville (Fla.)
  5. Race Relations
  6. Riots
  7. Uncle Sam (Symbolic Character)
  8. United States

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