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Exhibits

California State Archives Exhibits

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“In Relation to the Rights of Suffrage”: The 1911 Amendment for Women’s Voting Rights in California
American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of California
Breaking Barriers: African Americans Shaping California
Breaking Barriers: Women Shaping California
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CALIFORNIA STATE GOVERNMENT AND INCARCERATION OF JAPANESE AMERICANS DURING WORLD WAR II
Census of 1852: Enumerating California

This exhibit explores how the Census of 1852 played a defining role in shaping the size of the California State Legislature and details its continued value as a historical resource.

Henry Armstrong's Fight Against Discrimination
Stories of Service: California's Black Physicians
Womens March
The Battle to Ratify the ERA

“Women’s Equal Rights Parade.” Washington DC, August 26, 1977, Warren Leflen, Photographer. Library of Congress. Call # LC-U9-35056-16, Prints and Photographs.

The Journey to Democracy: Celebrating the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act