Power Of Education Frame:Unframed The left side is a

The left side is a clay molded sculpt while the right side of the face is that of a dark skinned woman with black hair

Davis Jr: Commanding the famed Tuskegee Airmen during World War II

it was filled with the spirit and unwavering faith of its congregation

Supreme Honor is a limited edition art print by John Will Davis created to pay tribute and honor the sacrifice and service of those who served as Buffalo Soldiers in the United States Armed Forces

Bahiya is a work of art by Keith Mallett depicting a black woman posed with a pot on her shoulder and standing next to a red flower

Power Of Education Frame:Unframed The left side is aAn open edition African American motivational poster containing an image of a school for freed slaves that was constructed in 1870. The poster was created to instruct the viewer on how education makes all things possible. It features the phrase "The Power of Education" and contains the following inspirational message: Even in the midst of our worst struggles, our forefathers knew that part of our advancement and growth began with a sound education