Hear No Evil Set Frame:Unframed Every Sunday felt like a

Every Sunday felt like a family reunion

Only The Victim Forgives by Julian Madyun is a captioned photographic poster of a slave with a whipped back

See No Evil" that can allegedly be traced all the way back to Confucius' Code of Conduct

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The Word Is The Truth by Merrill Robinson is a work of art depicting two young black angels sitting on a cloud and reading from a large tome as the sun shines down on them

Hear No Evil Set Frame:Unframed Every Sunday felt like aA set of art prints featuring Hear No Evil (Female) and Hear No Evil (Male) by Sterling Brown. Each painting is a stunning religious art print featuring an African American woman or man who is covering his or her ears with the Holy Bible as he or she refuses to be defiled or influenced by the words of man. This work of art is a biblical twist on the maxim "Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil, See No Evil" that can allegedly be traced all the way back to