Diana and David at the Democratic National Convention. (Which year?)
Stop the War
Button for an action to “March on the Pentagon, Stop the War, June 5th.” Sadly, there are so many wars this could be from…
ACLU
Button: “I am a card-carrying member, ACLU”
Hard-Working Tom
Tom Lent after a hard day on the job as a construction worker.
Boycott War Toys
Button: “Boycott War Toys.” You better not stab; you better not shoot!
I Love This Planet!
Edward Koren cartoon with couple camping by a stream. “I love this planet!”
Self-Defense
George Booth cartoon, little old lady fending off a burglar with a slingshot.
The Emperor's New Tie
Cartoon about Ronald Reagan: “The Emperor Wears No Clothes” and “The Emperor Staging a Comeback.”
Identity
New Yorker cartoon: “Say, I’ll bet you’d like my wife. She sort of has her own identity, too.”
Getting Things Done
Richard Guindon cartoon, maybe about being in the moment?
Can't I Just Put Down "Black"?
Beetle Bailey cartoon about changing awareness of language and racial identity.
Jenni's Graduation
Jenni Mehlenbacher’s high school graduation photo.
Under a Misconception
Pro-Choice Button: No Woman Should Labor Under a Misconception.
Urban Home Companion
A Doonesbury cartoon about homelessness.
Don't Buy War Toys
The familiar button from the day-after-Thanksgiving marches on Toys-R-Us. “Peaceful toys for girls and boys!”
Dove button
Button with a peace dove and the words “Eesti Vabariiklik Rahukaitsekomitee.” A very quick search turns up “Republican Peace Committee of the Estonian SSR” but maybe someone can elaborate?
Souvenir of Tallinn
This little banner is a souvenir from Tallinn, the capital and largest city of Estonia.
Russell Golden
Newspaper clipping about Royal Oak Democratic precinct delegate Russell E. Golden.
Atom Bomb Memorial
A tag reading “I represent one of the 300,00 Hiroshima Nagasaki victims” and giving instructions for a “die-in” memorial service.
Peace and Wonder
Photo of a baby looking at bubbles, signed “Peace & wonder, Dwight.” It was mailed as a postcard and addressed to Doug and Pat. The date is not legible, but it was a 15-cent stamp. The return address is “Dwight Cendowski, Inc., Photojournalism” in Northville, Michigan.