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Equal Rights stars and stripes DJ Free is a work

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DJ Free is a work of art by David Garibaldi highlighting a white female DJ wearing a large pair of headphones and spinning a record on a turntable

Lee created "Blue Monday" while working as a chief clerk for the Chicago Northwestern Railroad

Baptism by Janice Huse is a work of art illustrating a black woman being baptized by an elderly black man in the middle of a swamp while a third man holds a dry robe away form the water

"People working in harmony will always produce the most sound results

completing this visual representation of musical collaboration

Equal Rights stars and stripes DJ Free is a workA member of the late Anthony Armstrong's Civil Rights Series. This work of art serves as a tribute to the African American woman that played a part in the fight for Women's Rights in the past, present and future. Limited edition offset lithograph. Measures 27x24 inches (paper size) and 24x18 inches (image size). Edition size of 950 pieces. Signed and Numbered. Certificate of Authenticity Provided.

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