Kathe Kollwitz was a 1920’s German artist whose powerful woodcuts such as a Never Again War! came to symbolize a generation’s horrified reaction to World War I.
Syracuse Cultural Workers, Peace and Justice Publisher since 1982: Tools for Change!
Syracuse Cultural Workers is one of my favorite catalogs. Thanks for posting this.
One of my husband's bands does a song called "The Change You Want to See". Listen to it here: http://www.tonguengroovin.com/ (Click on the tunes button)
Fran, Garten, and Suzy, thanks for coming by. Suzy, I just got the Syracuse Cultural Workers catalog for the first time in the mail yesterday! I was so please to find out about it. I'll go and listen to your husband's band. Thanks.
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As it says on BlueGal's blog... Be the change, baby.
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Syracuse Cultural Workers is one of my favorite catalogs. Thanks for posting this.
One of my husband's bands does a song called "The Change You Want to See". Listen to it here:
http://www.tonguengroovin.com/ (Click on the tunes button)
Fran, Garten, and Suzy, thanks for coming by. Suzy, I just got the Syracuse Cultural Workers catalog for the first time in the mail yesterday! I was so please to find out about it. I'll go and listen to your husband's band. Thanks.
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