The Bondage Breaker beat bop I A'int Lookin' by Laurie

I A'int Lookin' by Laurie Cooper is an African-American work of art illustrating a young girl playfully lifting her dress at a young boy who's covering his eyes as they are supervised by the family sitting behind them

Behold III (Statement) by Kevin "WAK" Williams depicts a black couple wrapped in purple and red drapes being bathed in light

Reflections by Steven Johnson is a work of art illustrating a black man in a matching red hat and suit jacket playing on a piano for a lounge as the piano reflects the pianist and the tables behind him

clothed in a black dress

The blood on the ballot symbolizes the sacrifices made by our people just to have the basic right to vote

The Bondage Breaker beat bop I A'int Lookin' by LaurieAn open edition work of art by Garrett Walker that was inspired by story of Samson, specifically Judges 16: 28 30 that reads: and Samson said to the attendant who held him by the hand, Let me feel the pillars on which the house rests, so that I may lean against them. Now the house was full of men and women; all the lords of the Philistines were there, and on the roof there were about three thousand men and women, who looked on while Samson performed.