Women of Hope Poster Collection 1995

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Women of Hope Poster Collection 1995

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This collection contains 12 posters showcasing influential Hispanic American women. Each poster consists of a photographic image (photographs by Idaljiza Liz-Lepiorz) and a quotation by one of the women.

1 folder (12 posters ; 18 x 24 in.)

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