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2014.56.13
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Button pin to promote safe sex, ca. 1990

The Northwest AIDS Foundation held a promotion of posters, pins, and other ephemera to promote safe sex. They used a series of road signs like this curvy "S" to educate and inform.
ID Number: 2014.56.13
Date: Circa 1990
Physical Description: 1 Button, Political; metal, plastic; 1 in.Diam x .5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2014.56.13
Subjects: LGBTQIA, Clubs and Organizations, Medicine and Health Care, AIDS

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