Tribute to Black Nurses two of us and a tightness of weave

and a tightness of weave that creates a firm "hand" that makes it stiffer and stronger than a lot of imitation and flimsy kente stoles

Akofena: The Swords of War

This release was originally commissioned by the Morgan State University Visual Arts Department of Baltimore

A painting featuring a young African American man who is motivated to be strong

Style #1 by Kevin "WAK" Williams depicts a black woman with a natural curl posing directly toward the observer

Tribute to Black Nurses two of us and a tightness of weaveAn African American historical poster that pays tribute to the life and legacy of select African American nurses that have served their field with pride and helped their communities. Included on this poster are images of Brigadier General Hazel W. Johnson Brown, Mary Eliza Mahoney, Mary Seacole, Capt. Della H. Raney, Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Betty Williams, Estelle Massey Osborne and many other distinguished African American nurses. The words