| description | An image of an elderly woman in a blue sweater and a black and white blouse sitting behind a table, looking up and to the right. The woman is identified as Mrs. Haruko Kobayakawa, and the table is identified as the Redress Booth at Powell Street Festival. In front of her on the table are a stack of printed pamphlets, a stack of copies of the book "The Politics of Racism," and a white binder with a black pen. Standing in front of the table is a man with glasses and a white shirt with his back to the camera. Above Mrs. Kobayakawa is a photo display on top of black poster board on top of a whiteboard. The date "85 8 4" is on the top right of the photo.
On the back of the photo, "Chas K" is written in black ink. "Mrs. Kobayakawa, Redress Supporter and Tonarigumi member. Aug 3/4 / 85" is written in blue ink on the bottom. "81" is also written in blue ink on the bottom right corner. |