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Title: Who Muzzled the Military? Stop Communism!, Who Muzzled the Military? Stop Communism!
Identifier: e_vwe_052
Dates: undated
Box: 1961 CDL Box 96-30/10
Resource: Edwin A. Walker papers
Description: Front cover of pamphlet title "Who Muzzled the Military? Stop Communism!" containing a speech written by General Edwin A. Walker

Title: Without Discrimination, Without Discrimination
Identifier: di_10780
Box: 2R566
Folder: Records of Professional Activities: CORE: Committee of Racial Equality, 1942-1943
Resource: James Leonard Farmer, Jr., and Lula Peterson Farmer papers
Description: A flyer from CORE where it states, "We are waiting to be served Without Discrimination.

Title: WNYC MTI Start OTL Fundraising, WNYC MTI Start OTL Fundraising
Identifier: e_mi_041
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Presidents--United States--Election--1992, United States--Politics and government, Texas--Politics and government--1951-
Dates: 1992-10-19
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: This tape is the longer On the Line program from e_mi_039 but with all the fundraising programming left in.

Title: WNYC MTI Start OTL Fundraising, WNYC MTI Start OTL Fundraising
Identifier: e_mi_040
Contributor: Ivins, Molly
Topic: Presidents--United States--Election--1992, United States--Politics and government, Texas--Politics and government--1951-
Dates: 1992-10-19
Box: 2002-137/6
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: This tape is the longer On the Line program from e_mi_039 but with all the fundraising programming left in.

Title: Woman helping bleeding man, LIFE #72441, roll 6C-2 (3.2); Montgomery between Selma March and Selma-Montgomery March, March 1965
Identifier: e_clm_0580
Creator: Moore, Charles, 1931-2010 (Photogrgapher)
Dates: 1965-03-16
Box: 2016-131/1
Folder: 3.2
Resource: Charles Moore photographic archive
Description: Film negative sheet showing student Harriet Richardson aiding Galway Kinnell after he and other demonstrators were attacked by mounted deputy sheriffs near the state capitol, March 1965. Negative sleeve 3.2 is part of a numbering system that organizes Moore's civil rights film negatives; the numbering system predates the archive's transfer to the Briscoe Center.

Title: Woman singing
Identifier: e_sf_0055
Dates: undated
Box: 3S48.1
Folder: 93 - 139 Government Accountability Project
Resource: Frances Tarlton Farenthold papers
Description: Photo possibly taken at the 1985 World Conference on Women in Nairobi, Kenya.

Title: A woman takes an oath
Identifier: e_fs_1120_IMG0026
Creator: Schulke, Flip, 1930-2008
Dates: 1965-08
Resource: Flip Schulke photographic archive
Description: Photograph from Flip Schulke's Lecture Series- School. Photograph of a woman taking an oath during voter registration

Title: "Women on the Verge": Susan Faludi & Molly Ivins in Conversation on Stage
Identifier: e_mi_089
Creator: Faludi, Susan
Contributor: Ivins, Molly, Faludi, Susan
Topic: Press--United States, Second-wave feminism, Women politicians--United States
Dates: 1992-05-06
Box: 2.325/Q125
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: The second part of Molly Ivins' appearance with Susan Faludi. Molly continues speaking about her early journalism career and the folding of the Dallas Times Herald. The question and answer session after the Molly and Susan's talk features answers related to feminism in the 1990s, LGBT inclusion in second wave feminism, and women and politics.

Title: "Women on the Verge": Susan Faludi & Molly Ivins in Conversation on Stage
Identifier: e_mi_088
Creator: Faludi, Susan
Contributor: Ivins, Molly, Faludi, Susan, Foster, Douglas
Topic: Feminism--United States, Civil rights--United States--History, Women--Books and reading--United States
Dates: 1992-05-06
Box: 2.325/Q125
Resource: Molly Ivins papers
Description: This is a recording of Molly Ivin's appearance with Susan Faludi at an event for Mother Jones Magazine. Doug Foster, the editor of Mother Jones performs the introduction. In the discussion, Molly and Susan ask each other questions about their lives and their books, Molly's "Molly Ivins Can't Say That, Can She?" and Susan's "Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women". Of particular interest are Susan Faludi's thoughts on her mother and the criticism of her book as well as Molly Ivins' reflections on her childhood and young adulthood and the civil rights era.

Title: Women playing drums
Identifier: e_sf_0049
Topic: Civil Rights & Social Justice
Dates: undated
Box: 3S48.1
Folder: 93 - 139 Government Accountability Project
Resource: Frances Tarlton Farenthold papers
Description: Photo possibly taken at the 1985 World Conference on Women in Nairobi, Kenya.

Title: Women talking and holding a nuclear protest sign
Identifier: e_sf_0053
Topic: Civil Rights & Social Justice
Dates: undated
Box: 3S48.1
Folder: 93 - 139 Government Accountability Project
Resource: Frances Tarlton Farenthold papers
Description: Photo possibly taken at the 1985 World Conference on Women in Nairobi, Kenya.

Title: Women's Strike for Peace, Women's Strike for Peace
Identifier: e_ea_0867
Creator: Adams, Eddie, 1933-2004
Dates: 1963/11/01
Resource: Eddie Adams photographic archive
Description: AP caption reads: "Members of the Women's Strike for Peace, including Coretta Scott King, wife of Dr. Martin Luther King, right, participate in demonstration across from the United Nations at 43rd Street and First Avenue in New York, Nov. 1, 1963. Left is Mrs. Dagmar Wilson of Washington, D.C., founder of the group. The march celebrated second anniversary of the women's organization. (AP Photo/Eddie Adams)"

Title: Wounded AP reporter, LIFE #65844, roll 3C-6 (10.8); Oxford, Mississippi, circa 1962-1963
Identifier: e_clm_0669
Creator: Moore, Charles, 1931-2010 (Photogrgapher)
Dates: 1962
Box: 2016-131/1
Folder: 10.8
Resource: Charles Moore photographic archive
Description: Film negative sheet showing William Crider, a reporter with the Associated Press, being bandaged after he was shot in the back on the campus of the University of Mississippi in Oxford. Negative sleeve number 10.8 is part of a numbering system that organizes Moore's civil rights film negatives; the numbering system predates the archive's transfer to the Briscoe Center.