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Black arts: The sustaining articulation of Black Power!

The emergence and influence of Black arts in America is the sister of the Black Power Movement. It is the creation of a self-contained universe that needs neither permission, affirmation, or validation from the larger predominantly white society to exist and flourish spiritually. Black art is the primary means for preserving pieces of our past … Black arts: The sustaining articulation of Black Power! Read More »

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