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  1. Wesley Johnson, a woman and blues musician T-Bone Walker pose for a picture while standing inside the Texas Playhouse nightclub

    SF State graduate founded America’s longest-running Juneteenth celebration

    Wesley Johnson was a 1930s student activist before becoming a seminal entrepreneur in San Francisco’s Fillmore District

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  2. A group of female students and two male instructors circa 1906

    University celebrates 125 years at the forefront of educational excellence

    Since 1899, SF State has been preparing the educators, workers and leaders California needs

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  3. Protestors with raised fists and picket signs march on campus during the San Francisco State student strike

    SF State launches comprehensive online archive of historic student strike

    New website features hundreds of photos, news footage, posters, documents, oral histories 

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  4. Hannah Baldrige’s “Shining Light” is a painting of a farmworker wearing a blue hoodie and baseball cap carrying crates of strawberries on a field.

    Student-curated art exhibition on campus celebrates farmworkers, exposes their struggles

    Brianna Montserrat Miranda helms ‘Essential,’ on display in the Fine Arts Gallery through Sept. 2 

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  5. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. speaks in front of a podium with about 10 microphones attached to it

    SF State Bay Area Television Archive is a treasure trove of history on film — and streaming online

    Students can license historical footage for their own work for free, while most filmmakers must pay to do so 

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