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Posted inArt

Ghetto Fabulous as the All-American Dream

by ThoughtPoet November 11, 2020November 21, 2020

hat would life look like for Black folks if police didn’t exist? If police did not exist Black people would feel free. Free to go about our lives without fear. To be who we truly are as individuals in public spaces that are normally dominated by white folks and often drowning in white supremacy. To […]

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A Print Gallery

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