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young girl with long blonde hair wearing pajamas seated on a bed at R; toys, clothes and shoes scattered on floor in small room — Christina's Room, 1971
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view of backs of two waitresses in uniforms with short, frilly skirts; two men in white uniforms and chef's hats in middle ground — I'm a mother and a waitress. I enjoy what I'm doing but wouldn't want to do it for a lifetime. I'm divorced and find it difficult to meet men who want to have a relationship. Someday I'd like to go back to school., 1976 (printed later)
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man with sideburns wearing dark-rimmed glasses, white apron, and white shirt, frying doughnuts — I gross over $200,000 a year as the owner-manager of a donut store, but there's a price to pay. I come to work at 2:00 A.M. to begin the daily routine of making 250 dozen donuts. I eat dinner at 4:00 in the afternoon and am in bed by 7:30. I was a Depression baby. Now kids say there has to be something better., 1976 (printed 2006)
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three smiling girls wearing matching uniform blouses, making banana splits behind the counter at a Dairy Queen store — A banana split has one banana, three lumps of ice milk, crushed pineapple, strawberries, chocolate syrup and whipped cream. In two days of our forty-nine cent special, we sold five thousand splits. Businessmen want a pretty face at the counter and counter girls have personality to deal with the public., 1976 (printed 2006)
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two men in uniforms wearing police hats and badges; trailers in background — Pinkerton men, Kansas City, Missori, 1974-1976
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seated man with a moustache wearing glasses, short-sleeved shirt, plaid pants, bracelet, and boots, holding a shoebox; standing figure at right; plaid carpeting — I've been a shoe salesman for thirty-six years. The way people take care of their shoes shows their character. Seventy percent of people wear shoes that don't fit. When you sell good merchandise, it doesn't come back but the people do. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California, 1975
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woman with short blonde hair holding the muzzle of a white poodle who is sitting on a table covered in dog hair — Of all the dogs that come to Poodle Train, Lolita is on of my favorites. She is always cooperative and obedient when I cut her hair. She's a little princess. Pet owners spend a furtune and pamper their pets like they are children. This wash and trim costs $35., 1974-1976 (printed later)
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torso and arms of a figure wearing a white smock and plastic gloves making a sandwhich on an assembly line; bread with jelly and peanut butter in a bin in LRQ — Our peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are frozen and shipped across the nation to schools, convalescent homes and hospitals. Because of mass production, we can manufacture a sandwich cheaper than you can make one at home., 1975 (printed 2006)
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shirtless middle-aged man wearing shorts sitting in a desk chair, talking on the phone, with man papers and telephones on desk and tables; many plants in back of room — I'm a philanthopist. Each year, depending on the stock market, I give away up to $500,000. On my income tax forms I call myself a political maverick. I give money to political candidates, institutions and liberal politicians who support arms control and population control., 1976 (printed 2006)
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group of women of varying ages sitting on the floor and on chairs in a living room; crawling child in a striped shirt at center — Nursery Scholarship Fund has with a handful of women each year raised $8000 to send 40 children from disadvantaged homes to nursery school. Women's liberation generates volunteer labor, but there isn't enough money to pay for what needs to be donoe in the community. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California, 1969-1975
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man wearing green pants and a white shirt with a camera strap over his shoulder standing before a painting of a topless woman with long brown hair standing in front of a plane, wearing very short shorts — "Big Ass" by Mel Ramos, Oakland Museum, c. 1981
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