Nolan represents all the young African American men who have died too young. Hate is taught and cultivated like fine wine. Surely, God will send karmic results to the purveyors of this.
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Nolan represents all the young African American men who have died too young. The young African American man, Nolan Wells was at a party with some white friends. He turned up dead under suspicious circumstances. Hate is taught and cultivated like fine wine. Surely, God will send karmic results to the purveyors of this.
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In recognition of independence, this work has 64 stars representing the 50 states and 14 territories the United States occupies. The red stripe represents the blood spilled and the road traveled to make this country surrounded by a blue sky. The red and the blue are the same as the colors of the flag of the United States of America.
Art of the Month
In recognition of independence, this work has 64 stars representing the 50 states and 14 territories the United States occupies. The red stripe represents the blood spilled and the road traveled to make this country surrounded by a blue sky. The red and the blue are the same as the colors of the flag of the United States of America.
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In recognition of independence, this work has 64 stars representing the 50 states and 14 territories the United States occupies. The red stripe represents the blood spilled and the road traveled to make this country surrounded by a blue sky. The red and the blue are the same as the colors of the flag of the United States of America.
Art of the Month
In recognition of independence, this work has 64 stars representing the 50 states and 14 territories the United States occupies. The red stripe represents the blood spilled and the road traveled to make this country surrounded by a blue sky. The red and the blue are the same as the colors of the flag of the United States of America. The feet represent the African bodies who built this land with their blood, sweat and tears.
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Africans enslaved in the Americas have been resilient for hundreds of years. One of the ways is that they would pass on encouragement. They would encourage each other to do better. If you want to find freedom, follow the drinking gourd. During Juneteenth, celebrate that we know how to fight. We know how to win.
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Africans enslaved in the Americas have been resilient for hundreds of years. One of the ways is that they would pass on encouragement. They would encourage each other to do better. If you want to find freedom, follow the drinking gourd. During Juneteenth, celebrate that we know how to fight. We know how to win.
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On February 28, 2026, the US started a war with Iran that has caused consternation around the world. Bombs were launched over cities in the Middle East. Protests took place around the world. There was a darkness over the US Capitol that continued to sink darker and deeper.
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