Popular culture can be regarded as people employing mechanisms and symbols accessible to them to make sense of their lives and to resolve --realistically or fancifully--the contradictions that beset them. (Paul Buhle, editor, Popular Culture in America,xi).
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"Protest" by Jimmy Mosley,Jr. (1960's)
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"Civil Rights March 11" by Corinne Mitchell (1961-65)
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"Wanted Poster No.4 (Sara)" by Charles White (1969)
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"Mrs. Jackson" by Marie Johnson (1968)
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