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lauded for her bravery on the Underground Railroad

With a quality black frame and displaying an African American woman and the phrase "You Get From Life What You Give To It"

It depicts an distressed African American man who is kneeling at the alter in prayer

Etta James: Renowned for her powerful voice

and the blessings of God's grace shine through

We Serve Our Community II nonviolent lauded for her bravery onAn inspiring release from New Orleans, Louisiana native Ted Ellis. This work of art depicts members of an African American community working together during this time of pandemics and the persecution of Black men and women to protect themselves, their family and their community. They stand hand in hand as a sign of strength and solidarity. Refusing to let outside forces break the bonds that strengthen their spirits and allows them to make a