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You sure that will do it, sir? / Baldy, [1966 July 22]

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The Clifford Baldowski cartoon depicts a rioter running through a broken shop window carrying a television set and lamp. Signs such as "Stop an' shop," "Big sale," and "We aim to please" are on the burning store. The shop owner is waving goodbye. "Equal rights" and "Respect as human beings" signs are scattered and broken around the store.
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Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies

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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Civil Rights
  3. Civil Rights Movements
  4. Pillage
  5. Riots
  6. United States

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