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This is a bike that was invented in Chicago. The people are very creative and think outside the box, I feel like the man is very proud and wants to show off his invention. I think the photo is trying to tell you that if you wanted something, you just have to put your mind to it.

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Uno-wheel bicycle, if braked suddenly, can send its rider round and round inside the big main wheel, designed by member of the Nat'l Bicycle Dealers' Assoc.

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World Bikes - Wallace Kirkland - Google Arts & Culture

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This is something that was popular in chicago. Kool-aid has always been around but the grape flavor in Chicago was the best.It show how much they promoted it that it was so good.

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Envelope:Kool-Aid Imitation Grape Flavor - Perkins Products Co. - Google Arts & Culture

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I see a picture of a Chicago Cubs player talking to the audience. He look really happy and so do the rest of the people. He looks to be signing something for them and this show kinda the spirit of baseball in Chicago.

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Gangster Al Capone and his son having baseball autographed by player Gabby Hartnett (Charles Leo Hartnett) from Capone's front row seat at Cominsky Park stadium.

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This is Chicago from a sky view.It just shows all the sky scraper and how its been developing over the years.In the old day we would have of never had skyscraper and now we have many with many motorized vehicles.

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Rr Strike(Chicago) - Mark Kauffman - Google Arts & Culture

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African Americans looting store during riots

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African Americans looting store during riots

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I see a bunch of African american rushing into a shoe store."African Americans looting store during riots following Martin Luther King, Jr. assassination in Memphis.."This shows what happened in Chicago after martin Luther kings assassination and how it went south.

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African Americans looting store during riots following Martin Luther KIng, Jr. assassination in Memphis.

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I see a bunch of people gathered up, I also see people trying to get out of the mess. I feel bad for the people having to run from the fire and leave everything behind. I know this is also the Great fire that took place in Chicago.

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Fir America Chicago 1871 - Google Arts & Culture

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I see African Americans fighting for equality and protesting. I feel like this photo is powerful because they all came together and worked with each other to get racism to end. I know that people were segregated in the past based of their color.

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Negro civil rights demonstration outside GOP convention hall.

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I see Chicago on fire and I see sail boats in the water in front of it. I feel like this photo is super cool but it has a lot of story behind it. I know that this was the Great Chicago fire that broke out and took many lives and homes.

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Fir America Chicago 1871 - Google Arts & Culture

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I see Martin Luther King jr, I feel empathy for him because he fought really hard for freedom and equality. The flyer means that Illinois was fighting for civil rights and put Martin Luther King on it because he was a leader. He helped get equal rights.

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Flyer, Illinois Rally for Civil Rights - Google Arts & Culture

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Program from the Illinois Rally for Civil Rights, June 21, 1964.

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I see a man, an African american who looks like he is giving a speech. Most likely something important. I feel like the image is giving off Martin Luther King. I don't have any back ground knowledge but I assume this man is someone who past away that was important. I believe it could mean something to different people because, he could be speaking about something that he thinks is important but to other viewers they could think that its not important.

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Poster featuring two images of Black Panther Party leader Fred Hampton, who was killed in a police raid on December 4, 1969. The poster's striking graphic composition is enhanced by the use of superimposed images, textual elements, and alternating blue and black rays.

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Fred Hampton memorial poster - Google Arts & Culture

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Poster featuring two images of Black Panther Party leader Fred Hampton, who was killed in a police raid on December 4, 1969. The poster's striking graphic composition is enhanced by the use of superimposed images, textual elements, and alternating blue and black rays.