"Kaya Ko, Kaya Mo, Kaya Namin" Postcard

Published by Self-published by the author n.d., Oakland

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Postcard featuring an image of a confrontation on Mendiola Bridge during a farmers rally in Manila in October 1986, taken by Rick Rocamora. 9x6 inches, very good. Rocamora is an Oakland-based documentary photographer and activist who participated in the movement against Martial Law in the Philippines, and was beaten and arrested outside the Philippine consulate by the San Francisco Tactical Squad.

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Title
"Kaya Ko, Kaya Mo, Kaya Namin" Postcard
Author
Rocamora, Rick "Totoy"
Publisher
Self-published by the author n.d., Oakland
Binding
Postcard
Seller catalogs
Activist, activism, Asian American history, Martial law, Philippines, Photograph

Bolerium Books Inc.

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Bolerium Books specializes in American social movements, China and related topics. You can contact us for free email lists in our subject areas. We are located in San Francisco's Mission District on the third floor at 2141 Mission St. We are open by appointment only.

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