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Only The Victim Forgives chains The dates inscribed—1619 and 1865—mark

Only The Victim Forgives chains The dates inscribed—1619 and 1865—markOnly The Victim Forgives by Julian Madyun is a captioned photographic poster of a slave with a whipped back. The caption states, "the victim usually forgives,but the perpetrator rarely repents."

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The dates inscribed—1619 and 1865—mark the devastating bookends of American slavery: from the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in Virginia to the ratification of the 13th Amendment

Morning Patrol is a limited edition work of art by Kadir Nelson of a lone buffalo soldier posed atop a horse

The artwork

Baby Girl by Gerald Ivey is a black-and-white work of art highlighting a beautiful black woman wearing a hoodie with the words "Baby Girl" on it

Crispus Attucks: A man of African and Native American descent

Only The Victim Forgives chains The dates inscribed—1619 and 1865—markOnly The Victim Forgives by Julian Madyun is a captioned photographic poster of a slave with a whipped back. The caption states, "the victim usually forgives,but the perpetrator rarely repents."

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