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Viola Liuzzo was murdered in 1965 for supporting the Selma marches

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Frank Morrison's Momma Jazz is an African-American work of art highlights a seasoned singer dressed in red fabric and white pearls speaking into a mic

An art print by Tracy Andrews featuring a Black Jesus Christ after his crucifixion being removed from the cross

Raindrops is a work of art by Frank Morrison depicting a young black girl

Sugar Shack rural Viola Liuzzo was murdered in"Sugar Shack" stands as one of the most iconic pieces of African American art from the 20th century, created by former NFL player turned artist Ernie Barnes. The painting, which captures the vibrant energy of a Durham, North Carolina dance hall, originated from Barnes's teenage experience sneaking into a rhythm and blues concert at the Durham Armory. The inspiration struck Barnes at age 13 or 14 when he witnessed dancers moving with what he described