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Anarchist, political prisoner, antiwar activist, abortionist, militant, IWW physician, lesbian, fighter, feminist. (1872–1952)
“We may think we live in a free country, but we are in reality nothing but slaves. When President Wilson said we are at war he spoke the truth once. But it isn’t a war against another nation, but a never-ending class war within our own country.”
Printed at C & D Printshop, Chicago, IL.
This is #4 in the Celebrate People’s History Poster Series.
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