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Power Of Education sheltered but they don't understand that

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but they don't understand that my soul got roots in that sanctuary

Giclee on Paper: 24x24 inches - $99

An art print by the late but talented artist Lester Kern featuring an African-American woman walking through the garden of life with her savior

The regiment continued to serve with distinction until it was disbanded in the mid-20th century

The theme of this posters is "Computer Software Engineer" and it features the following motivational quote:

Power Of Education sheltered but they don't understand thatAn 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

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