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Black Women’s Health Matters

Aliana Grace Bailey

From artist Aliana Grace Bailey.

 

 

 

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A large black circle features the text: “Black Women’s Health matters.” Surrounding the central circle and text, a montage of the following elements: a photograph of a fist raised in the air; butterfly-like ornaments arc around the circle; a large poppy-like flower adorns a hand that holds a young child’s hand; and the silhouette of a young Black woman’s head and neck seen in profile.

 



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