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it is grounded in how we treat black women and heed their warnings

History books often overlook the fact that African Americans used to dominate horse racing

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and lawyers

or engrossed in reflections of their own childhoods

Lean in! animal portraits it is grounded in how30x36 gallery wrapped canvas. Mixed media (oil, wood, cloth, faux leather, and cork). Leaning in to the music is more than a matter of pleasure. It is a giving up of ones control and inhibitions to the form. The experience is communal. The audience is necessary and paramount. The call and responsewhether in voice or motiondrives the energy. It is more than a concert; more than a song to snap your fingers to. This is spiritualdeep and abiding. The soul