1964 Goldwater-Miller Chinese Language Political Pinback Button, 1-1/8"D
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The Goldwater-Miller 1964 Political Pinback Button in Chinese was an effort to appeal to Asian American voters, particularly those who spoke or read Chinese. During the 1964 presidential campaign, Barry Goldwater and his running mate William E. Miller aimed to reach a broader audience, including minority communities. The Chinese language pinback button was a way to show inclusivity and recognition of the diverse American electorate.
This button is significant as it reflects the campaign's strategy to engage with different cultural and ethnic groups, highlighting the importance of the Asian American vote. Collectors value these buttons for their historical context and rarity.
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