Collateral Damage (1990), Sue Coe Since the government tightly restricted media access to the battlefield few horrific images initially emerged and antiwar activists barely had a chance to churn out rudimentary quick copy flyers. Only after a few months did they find a viable hook for protest in the idea of “collateral damage”, military-speak for the unintended victims of military action. Sue Coe’s allegorical image reflected this side of the war.
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