Papier-mache version of the Statue of Liberty. Liberty is Latina and carries a cornucopia of tomatoes instead of a tablet. Instead of a torch, she holds a tomato aloft in her hand.
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Immokalee Statue of Liberty by Kat Rodriguez
White political poster with black text titled THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING A WOMAN ARTIST
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“The Advantages of Being a Woman Artist” poster by the Guerilla Girls
Romaine Brooks portrays herself in the dark colors of a man's outfit, her eyes veiled under the shadow of her hat brim.
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"Self-Portrait" by Romaine Brooks, 1923 
Two life-size colored pencil drawings of the same woman in two outfits - one conservative, one colorful and form-fitting - flank a mirror where the viewer can see themselves reflected in the middle.
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"Las Tres Marías" by Judith Baca, 1976
Metal pruning shears with a red plastic grip.
Michelle Obama's Pruning Shears
An Alpha Kappa Alpha metal pin with a pin back. The pin is a circular gold ring with gold ivy leaves at center. The bottom portion of the circle has "A K A" on it and a diamond, while the top half of the pin has lettering that reads "Alpha Kappa Alpha."
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Pin for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority's 75th Anniversary
Outdoor scene of an incarceration camp, including telephone wires across the camp, two dwelling units, and a row of trees. There are no people pictured.
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Kay Sekimachi's Painting of Tanforan Incarceration Camp
Colorful quilt depicting Mary Moran of Harris Neck, Georgia, and Baindu Jabati, a Mende woman of Sierra Leone, standing at a graveside. Strips of African fabrics frame the quilt.
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Dorothy Montgomery's "A Wa Ka" Quilt
Wooden hatchet featuring art of the turtle, bluebird, rooster, and swallow.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union Hatchet
Wedding dress with high collar, a jacket with long sleeves, and many ruffles.
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Susette La Flesche's Wedding Dress
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