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Fight for the International Hotel Poster

Poster with "Fight For The International Hotel" written at the top, translated into multiple languages below. At center is a drawing of tenants.

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This Fight for the International Hotel poster, created by Rachael Romero (artist) and San Francisco Poster Brigade, features text translated into multiple languages to bring community members together.

Object ID

41.03.05

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Romero, Rachael; San Francisco Poster Brigade

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Fight for the International Hotel Poster

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Library of Congress

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1977

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https://www.loc.gov/resource/ppmsca.43329/ (higher TIFF resolution available in link)

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Creator

Romero, Rachael; San Francisco Poster Brigade

Publisher

Library of Congress

Date

1977

Location

San Francisco, California

Module

Asian American Activism, Module 3

Type

Text

Format

Poster

File Format

jpg

URL

https://www.loc.gov/resource/ppmsca.43329/ (higher TIFF resolution available in link)

Source

Posters: Artist Posters, Library of Congress

Licensor

Rachael Romero / San Francisco Poster Brigade

MUMI Number

41.03.IMG.017

Creator

Romero, Rachael; San Francisco Poster Brigade

Publisher

Library of Congress

Date

1977

Location

San Francisco, California

Module

Asian American Activism, Module 3

Type

Text

Format

Poster

File Format

jpg

URL

https://www.loc.gov/resource/ppmsca.43329/ (higher TIFF resolution available in link)

Source

Posters: Artist Posters, Library of Congress

Licensor

Rachael Romero / San Francisco Poster Brigade

MUMI Number

41.03.IMG.017

Used in reliance on fair use

This in-copyright item is presented here in accordance with the authors’ fair use rights. Its use in other contexts may require permission from the copyright holder.

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