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I Am a Man shelter They stand proudly just shy

I Am a Man shelter They stand proudly just shyA limited edition release by K. A. Williams II inspired by the Memphis Sanitation Strike of 1968. It depicts an African American man resting upon the iconic "I Am a Man" sign after a long today of fighting for equality, dignity, and respect. In 1968, Memphis became the epicenter of a groundbreaking movement when Black sanitation workers took to the streets in protest. After two African American laborers were tragically killed by a malfunctioning

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They stand proudly just shy of Eaglevale Bridge and Ladies Pond situated along Central Park’s west wall in New York City

His name is Gibson

4 inches (Depth)

John Holyfield's Love Jones is a limited edition work of art depicting a-black couple lying outside a farm fence in a field of grass and flowers as the man serenades the woman with a harmonica

I Am a Man shelter They stand proudly just shyA limited edition release by K. A. Williams II inspired by the Memphis Sanitation Strike of 1968. It depicts an African American man resting upon the iconic "I Am a Man" sign after a long today of fighting for equality, dignity, and respect. In 1968, Memphis became the epicenter of a groundbreaking movement when Black sanitation workers took to the streets in protest. After two African American laborers were tragically killed by a malfunctioning

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