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The Dreamer lily flower They called them wagon preachers

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They called them wagon preachers - fearless ministers who transformed simple horse-drawn carriages into mobile sanctuaries of hope and resistance

Washington: Quality People is a photographic poster by Julian Madyun of the civil rights leader captioned with his quote stating "Associate yourself with people of good quality

Jay Bakari's In Your Eyes is an African-American art print of a couple relaxing on a carpet and looking lovingly into each others' eyes

A framed and matted work of art featuring three African-American motivational poster that each contain an image of Barack Obama in a different setting at a different point in his career

25"(W) x 6"(H)

The Dreamer lily flower They called them wagon preachersAn open edition art print by Charly Palmer depicting an African American woman with dreams of being a professional dancer. A powerful piece that speaks volumes about ambitions and dreams. The following phrase is featured on the shirt of the young African American dancer: "No one rises to low expectations". This work of art is available as a 24x18 inch print.

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