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Still Standing stole where music

Still Standing stole where musicA timeless limited edition work of art by South Carolina Gullah artist Leroy Campbell. This work of art explores the themes of Resilience and Black History. It depicts a young African American girl standing tall on the shoulders of the great African Americans that came before her. Despite all the forms of oppression experienced by people of African descent throughout history she is still standing and ready to overcome and move forward. Available as a

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A powerful tribute to Whitney Houston

Her 2020 African American calendar continues her legacy of excellence

Artist Proof: 25pcs (Edition Size) - $660

Still Standing stole where musicA timeless limited edition work of art by South Carolina Gullah artist Leroy Campbell. This work of art explores the themes of Resilience and Black History. It depicts a young African American girl standing tall on the shoulders of the great African Americans that came before her. Despite all the forms of oppression experienced by people of African descent throughout history she is still standing and ready to overcome and move forward. Available as a

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