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Indebted Frame:Black Frame The Front Line is a

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The Front Line is a work of art by Alix Beaujour illustrating three buffalo soldiers on horseback charging up a hill with guns drawn

When one person stands up

The title's powerful double meaning becomes immediately apparent—is he the fisherman seeking his catch

Mississippi Senator Hiram Revels (First Black Senator)

making this artwork a powerful statement piece that resonates with the soul of jazz

Indebted Frame:Black Frame The Front Line is aIndebted: Mary McLeod Bethune by Julian Madyun is a poster illustrating a portrait of the civil rights leader with her quote stating, "Next to God we are indebted to women, first for life itself, and then for making it worth living."

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