Assemblywoman March Fong (D-Oakland) breaks a porcelain potty with a sledge hammer on the steps of the Capitol in Sacramento on April 26, 1969. Fong was protesting pay toilets in public places. She later became California’s secretary of state. (Associated Press)
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