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The Culture Keepers black art who had their own aspirations

The Culture Keepers black art who had their own aspirationsAn Afrocentric open edition work of art by Baltimore based artist Larry "Poncho" Brown. It was originally created in 2013 as a commission for the African American Cultural Festival of Wake County. It depicts a group of African drummers and dancers that serve as "Keepers of the Culture". What is a Culture Keeper? A person who ensures the history, culture, and values of a people persevere and is passed on from one generation to the next. Someone who has

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who had their own aspirations and desires

but a symbol of faith and unity

Measures 24x18 inches (paper size) and 22x14

His celebrated and popular artwork is inspired by hip-hop culture

The shower curtain also ships with 12 plastic hooks included

The Culture Keepers black art who had their own aspirationsAn Afrocentric open edition work of art by Baltimore based artist Larry "Poncho" Brown. It was originally created in 2013 as a commission for the African American Cultural Festival of Wake County. It depicts a group of African drummers and dancers that serve as "Keepers of the Culture". What is a Culture Keeper? A person who ensures the history, culture, and values of a people persevere and is passed on from one generation to the next. Someone who has

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