Wearable pins and buttons express opinions quickly and visually. Featuring slogans, images, or names, these small symbols broadcast big ideas. They proclaim pride, protest, and political perspectives as well as memorialize people and events. For two centuries, these mini, mobile messages have been especially prominent accessories in Washington, DC, where people from across the country, around the world, and here at home gather to express themselves freely.
Buttons and Pins
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Pinback Button, “I Am An Anacostian”
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Pinback Button, “Dixon"
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Hilda Mason Special Election Campaign
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Pinback Button, "Dave Clarke"
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Pinback Button, "I Live in Anacostia By Choice"
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Pinback Button, "Advisory Councils Yes!"
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Pinback Button, " AMO Power"
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Pinback Button, "Coalition of 100 Black Women"
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Campaign button - "Dixon for Mayor"
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Pinback Button, "Linda Cropp"
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Pinback Button, "Free D.C."
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Pinback Button, "And Still We Rise"
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Pinback Button, "It's Humphrey In '60"
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Pinback Button, "Benson in '84"
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Pinback Button, "Win With WTU"
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Pinback Button, "Hands Across America"
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Pinback Button, "Geraldine Ferraro for V.P."
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Pinback Button, "President Reagan"
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Pinback Button, "Jackson For President"
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Pinback Button, "I Love Fisk"
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Pinback Button, "Jesse Jackson"
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Pinback Button, "Jesse Jackson"
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Pinback Button, "Harold Washington"
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Pinback Button, "Jesse Cares"