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White with black "Outrageous Women" surrounded by whips with thorny roses wrapped around them.

Purple with image in various shades of purple and white of woman playing a drum in front of tree-lined hill. White text across image reads, "The 2nd annual West Coast Women's Music & Cultural Festival 1981."
Likely held in Yosemite, CA

Navy with white text, "First annual West Coast Women's Music & Cultural Festival 1980" with navy and white image of woman playing trombone.
Likely held in Yosemite, CA

Light blue with purple text "Bread & Roses The Women's Restaurant" with purple image of slice of bread with blue rose in center.
Likely located at 137 Hampshire Street Cambridge, MA

White with black and white image of woman’s hands holding open her vagina on front. Back features black and white image of smiley face over two crossed tampons inside a bullseye with “Yeastie Girlz” written across it.

Yeastie Girlz (their name obviously a take-off on the Beastie Boys) were a short-lived feminist rap trio comprised of members Jane, Cammie, and Kate, hailing from the fertile punk scene of Gilman St. in Berkeley, San Francisco. The trio released a lone 7" single in 1988, Ovary Action (issued on the independent Lookout!

Red with black text: "Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice, Seneca Army Depot, NY, 1983" surrounding black images of three women holding up the earth.

Dark blue with green logo and text: "Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice"

White with purple text: "25th Anniversary Peace Camp Walk, Seneca Fall, NY" surrounding two purple hands touching. On back of shirt there is red text: "Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice 'We say no to the threat of global holocaust, no to the arms race, no to death. We say yes to a world where people, animals, plants and the earth itself are respected and valued.' 1983-2008" (from Hershe Michele)

White, yellow, and green with brown text: "Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice, summer 1984, Seneca Army Depot, NY" surrounding images of trees and bombs (from Nancy Costello)

Dark purple with white text: "Women's encampment for a future of peace & Justice, Summer 1983, Seneca Army Depot, NY" below a woman symbol, peace sign, and tent.

Bright pink with purple text: "1990 - Transform or Die..." above purple woman's symbol, peace sign, and tent.

Light beige with brown and blue text: "Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice, summer 1983, Seneca Army Depot. Women creating a community of resistance to nuclear weapons & all ways of war" surrounding red graphic of female figures and a white dove with olive branch. (from Judi Kelemen)

Light purple with dark purple text: "Sonia Johnson for President. Citizens Party 1984. 'A Woman for a Change'" surrounding dark purple image of Johnson.

Light purple with dark purple text: "Amazon"

Light blue with teal logo and text: "Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice"

Navy blue with yellow lettering "Third National Women's Music Festival" with outline of woman sitting cross-legged playing a guitar.

Red with black lettering "Mountain Woman's Festival" with graphic of the moon blowing into a flute/recorder with stars coming out of the instrument holes and three tents below that with shrubbery around them

Gray with Alison Bechdel cartoon (with Dykes To Watch Out For characters in New Words) and black text "New Words Bookstore Cambridge, MA Celebrating 25 years of feminist bookselling 1999."
186 Hampshire Street, Inman Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

White with green and purple image of two women in tropical setting, one holds two coconuts, surrounded by green leaves. In white text above women "Sugarloaf" and in purple text below "Women's Village." Sugarloaf Women's Village is an intentional community for women in the Florida Keys.

Light gray with lavender text, "West Coast Old Lesbian Conference and Celebration, Los Angeles, April 1987"

Light blue with maroon text, "Olivia records."

Lavender and green with black text, "Womansphere Glen Echo Park 1974 National Park Service" and emblem of face half-covered by nautilus inside circle.

Green with dark blue text, "Gamma" and three interlocking woman symbols.

Yellow with green text, "An Army of Lovers Shall Not Fail" and green labrys.

Green short sleeve t-shirt with white text, "Persephone Press a lesbian strategy."

White short sleeve t-shirt with purple and blue image of woman's face (Choices cover image) and purple text, "Choices by Nancy Toder A Novel About Lesbian Love"

Yellow short sleeve t-shirt with brown text, "Persephone Press Inc." and brown image of an open pomegranate in front of a book.

Light blue short sleeve t-shirt with brown text, "Pomegranate Productions" and drawing of open pomegranate showing seeds.

Burgundy with white Mautner Project logo and text on left breast, "Mautner Project - The National Lesbian Health Organization."
The Mautner Project is a national organization in the United States dedicated to improve the health of lesbians and other women who partner with women (WPW)

Short-sleeved white with white text in black box, "How about a delicious lesbian kiss?" on the front and black text, "deliciouskiss.com" and the Mautner Project logo on the back.
Anti-smoking campaign: Delicious Lesbian Kiss (DLK) t-shirt, "How about a delicious lesbian kiss?"

Yellow with green text, "womanpower."

Purple with purple and white decal reading, "Keep the Feds out of our beds."