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The Art of Protest

The Center for the Study of Political Graphics is a repository of 85,000 of political posters. Its founder and director, Carol Wells, recalls the turning point in her life when she went from typical teenager to political activist. It happened in Century City on June 23, 1967.
 
Featuring Interviews With:

  • Carol Wells, founder, Center for the Study of Political Graphics