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Typing Words of Protest: Ray Robinson Jr. chief assistant to the national coordinator of the Committee to end the war in Vietnam, types out words of protest in the group's headquarters three blocks from the Wisconsin State Capitol. Robinson, from Washington D.C. , has taken part in many civil rights marches throughout the country, Madison, Wisconsin, October 16, 1965
Typing Words of Protest: Ray Robinson Jr. chief assistant to the national coordinator of the Committee to end the war in Vietnam, types out words of protest in the group's headquarters three blocks from the Wisconsin State Capitol. Robinson, from Washington D.C. , has taken part in many civil rights marches throughout the country, Madison, Wisconsin, October 16, 1965
Typing Words of Protest: Ray Robinson Jr. chief assistant to the national coordinator of the Committee to end the war in Vietnam, types out words of protest in the group's headquarters three blocks from the Wisconsin State Capitol. Robinson, from Washington D.C. , has taken part in many civil rights marches throughout the country, Madison, Wisconsin, October 16, 1965

Typing Words of Protest: Ray Robinson Jr. chief assistant to the national coordinator of the Committee to end the war in Vietnam, types out words of protest in the group's headquarters three blocks from the Wisconsin State Capitol. Robinson, from Washington D.C. , has taken part in many civil rights marches throughout the country, Madison, Wisconsin, October 16, 1965

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Date10/16/1965
MediumVintage Associated Press wirephoto
Dimensions8-1/2 x 5-7/8 inches
Credit LineGift of Jennifer & Marc Lipschultz
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Object number2024.267
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Not on view
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