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Image Not Available for A protester from the Radical Party stands outside a police station wearing a censored placard about abortion, minorities, civil rights and other referendums
A protester from the Radical Party stands outside a police station wearing a censored placard about abortion, minorities, civil rights and other referendums
Image Not Available for A protester from the Radical Party stands outside a police station wearing a censored placard about abortion, minorities, civil rights and other referendums

A protester from the Radical Party stands outside a police station wearing a censored placard about abortion, minorities, civil rights and other referendums

Date1969-1979
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 30.2 x 20.3 cm (11 7/8 x 8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2020
Object number2022/5193
LocationNot currently on display

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Gianfranco Spadaccia, the politician, stands with a protest placard against the newspaper 'Il Giorno' around his neck, with three other protesters from the Radical Party sitting with him
Gianfranco Spadaccia, the politician, stands with a protest placard against the newspaper 'Il Giorno' around his neck, with three other protesters from the Radical Party sitting with him
1974-1974
Photograph
Gianfranco Spadaccia, the politician, stands with a protest placard against the newspaper 'Il Giorno' around his neck, with three other protesters from the Radical Party sitting with him
Gianfranco Spadaccia, the politician, stands with a protest placard against the newspaper 'Il Giorno' around his neck, with three other protesters from the Radical Party sitting with him
1974-1974
Photograph
A member of the Radical party carries a protest placard that criticises the politician Enrico Berlinguer's approach to the abortion law
A member of the Radical party carries a protest placard that criticises the politician Enrico Berlinguer's approach to the abortion law
1969-1979
Photograph
Three feminists wearing placards denouncing the law against abortion and criticising Pope Wojtyła about Poland's abortion law compared to Italy's
Three feminists wearing placards denouncing the law against abortion and criticising Pope Wojtyła about Poland's abortion law compared to Italy's
1969-1979
Photograph
Young men from the Radical Party on a gay rights protest march
Young men from the Radical Party on a gay rights protest march
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for President Eisenhower poses with four Negro leaders following their conference on problems of school integration and other civil rights matters, to his right is Dr. Martin Luther King, 1960
President Eisenhower poses with four Negro leaders following their conference on problems of school integration and other civil rights matters, to his right is Dr. Martin Luther King, 1960
United States Information Service (USIS)
Photograph
Members of the Radical Party and F.U.O.R.I protesting for gay rights
Members of the Radical Party and F.U.O.R.I protesting for gay rights
1969-1979
Photograph
Members of the Radical Party and F.U.O.R.I protesting for gay rights
Members of the Radical Party and F.U.O.R.I protesting for gay rights
1969-1979
Photograph
Members of the Radical Party and F.U.O.R.I protesting for gay rights
Members of the Radical Party and F.U.O.R.I protesting for gay rights
1969-1979
Photograph
Members of the Radical Party and F.U.O.R.I protesting for gay rights
Members of the Radical Party and F.U.O.R.I protesting for gay rights
1969-1979
Photograph
A line of workers from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wearing placards demanding workers rights for foreign workers
A line of workers from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wearing placards demanding workers rights for foreign workers
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Lawrence Rainey (Centre) his deputy Cecil Price (right) and unidentified man arrive at Dederal Building at Meridian, Mississippi. Rainey and Price are among 18 white men charged with conspiracy to deny three civil rights worker their constitutional rights
Lawrence Rainey (Centre) his deputy Cecil Price (right) and unidentified man arrive at Dederal Building at Meridian, Mississippi. Rainey and Price are among 18 white men charged with conspiracy to deny three civil rights worker their constitutional rights
United Press International
Photograph
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