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All Power to the People

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The illustration on this poster depicts a young man selling newspapers. He wears an orange shirt with the sleeves rolled up, and a bandolier across his chest. The muzzle of a weapon is visible over his right shoulder. He holds a folded copy in his left hand and an unfolded copy in his right. The title of the publication reads "The Black Panther/ Black Community News Service/ the Black Panther Part

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All the People

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A framed color lithograph by Elizabeth Catlett featuring nine line-drawn illustrations of the faces of men, women, and children inside a central beige circle. The circle sits within a rectangle, the top half of which is a light blue field and the bottom of which is a rainbow of linear segments in yellow, orange, red, purple, blue, and green. The print is titled, signed, and dated by the artist bel

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Along Fern St. form N. 10th St., Camden 1988

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A color photograph of Fern St. in Camden, New Jersey, 1988. The photograph shows the block where there are buildings along the street. There are empty lots where buildings once stood. Parled cars line the left side of the street which is unpaved. An unidentified man walks towards the camera. At the end of the street, there is a large high-rise in the background. The back of the photograph has a ca

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Along Fern St., from N. 10th St., Camden 2004

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A color photograph of Fern St. in Camden, New Jersey, 2004. The photograph shows the block where there are buildings along the street. There are empty lots where buildings once stood. Some of the empty lots have cars parked in them, while others have grass growing in them. Four unidentified children are playing in the street. At the end of the street, there is a large high-rise in the background.

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Amalia Berrio

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A color photograph portrait of Amalia Berrio against a blue background. The bust portrait captures Berrio from the shoulders up, her head turned slightly to her proper right as she gazes past the camera. She is wearing a bright yellow top with a matching headwrap. Berrio wears a black bead necklace and a dangling, heart-shaped earring is visible on her proper left ear. The earring is divided into

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America Free Angela

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A print by Faith Ringgold with a tessellating pattern of red and blue triangles. Each triangle is composed of a word: FREE, ANGELA, or AMERICA in red, blue or grey text. The pattern forms squares reading alternating "Free Angela" and "Free America". In the bottom left corner, handwritten in black ink is [6/71] over [RINGGOLD]. The print is adhered to a white mat.

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American Sketches: A Negro Congregation at Washington

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A print captioned “American Sketches: A Negro Congregation at Washington.” The print has been hand colored. The image depicts a man behind an elevated pulpit. He is reading a book. Another man sits beside him on the pulpit. Men in women dressed formally are standing and sitting in front of them. A man on the left side of the image is standing and also holding a book. He appears to be singing. The

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Amethyst and Silver

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H x W (mat): 20 × 16 in. (50.8 × 40.6 cm)

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An Ode to Yemaya

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A pigment print photograph in a mirrored frame depicting the photographer's young daughter with an unidentified older woman in a home in Salvador, Brazil. The girl stands on a couch with a draped red cover. She wears an elaborate gold crown with a center fish design from which hang strands of delicate gold beads across her face. She holds a small scepter surmounted with a broad, leaf-shaped struct

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An invited speaker addresses the audience inside Ebenezer Baptist Church at the first birthday celebration of Dr. King in 1969

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This black and white photograph shows an unidentified woman in the center of the photograph standing at a lectern. The woman is speaking at Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday commemoration in 1969 inside of Ebenezer Baptist Church. Flowers are visible around the lectern and on the proper right of the photograph. There are three figures in front of the camera facing the speaker. Stained glass window

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Anacostia Park Community Day

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A black and white photo of a crowd of people at the Anacostia Park Community Day. The majority of people in this photo appear to be teens or young adults. There are several people in the photo who are wearing baseball caps. Most of the people in the back half of the photo are out of focus. There are four (4) people near the front of the crowd who are holding boom boxes over their heads. There is a

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Andre Benjamin

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A black-and-white photograph of Andre Benjamin, by Platon. Benjamin is depicted half crouching on a wooden stump. His proper right foot is flat on the top of the stump, his knee is drawn up, and he’s leaning his torso against his proper right thigh. His proper left leg is planted on the other side of the stump. His hands are bracing him one either side of the top of the stump. His proper left thum

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<I>All Power to the People</I>

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<I>Amalia Berrio</I>

<I>America Free Angela</I>

<I>American Sketches: A Negro Congregation at Washington</I>

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<I>An invited speaker addresses the audience inside Ebenezer Baptist Church at the first birthday celebration of Dr. King in 1969</I>

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