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Shut Down Lexington Control Unit: Demonstrate

Publisher: Committee to Shut Down Lexington Control UnitFormat: FlyerCollection: Out of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Prisoners

Reproduction of flyer for 1/28 demonstration on behalf of Silvia Baraldini. Virtual holdings only

What You Have Just Seen Is Real

Publisher: Committee to Shut Down Lexington Control UnitFormat: FlyerCollection: Out of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Prisoners

Flyer distributed as part of 1/28 demonstration and Guirilla theater project.

There Are Women Political Prisoners in the US

Publisher: Committee to Shut Down Lexington Control UnitFormat: FlyerCollection: Out of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Prisoners

Educational flyer including quotes from Silvia Baraldini

Women Political Prisoners in the United States

Authors: Lisa, ZachPublisher: Women Against Imperialism; Interfaith Prisoners of Conscience; Out of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Political PrisonersFormat: FlyerCollection: Out of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Prisoners

Version of educational pamphlet. Virtual holdings only

National Conference Against Repression: A Call to Resist

Publisher: National Committee to Free Puerto Rican POWs and Political PrisonersFormat: FlyerCollection: Free Puerto Rican POWs and Political Prisoners

Proposition of a national conference against repression and fascism to discuss the many ramifications of US imperialist repression, and to develop a national strategy and program against fascism.

Women's Spring Sock Hop

Publisher: Women Against ImperialismFormat: FlyerCollection: Women Against Imperialism

Flyer for benefit of the International Women's Day Demonstration Committee.

Cops on Campus STRIKE!

Format: FlyerCollection: Colin Edwards Free Speech Movement

Announces student strike in response to nine students being arrested by the Alameda County Poice. Flyer also articulates the demands of the planned strike.