Bloody Sunday (Selma) Framed:Unframed ceramic mug featuring a map

ceramic mug featuring a map theme adorned with the phrase "Dads Make the World a Better Place"

Included in this timeless sports poster are: Dexter Manley

Artist Proof: 100pcs (Edition Size) - $175

“Eaglevale Riders” by Kadir Nelson is part of a series of paintings celebrating the Harlem Renaissance era

This bag features the Afrocentric art of Congolese-French artist Nicholle Kobi and the following words "Shoe Paradise"

Bloody Sunday (Selma) Framed:Unframed ceramic mug featuring a mapThis historical release by Ted Ellis depicts the events that transpired in Selma, Alabama on March 7th, 1965. John Lewis, a 25 year old activist, led a group of over 600 across the Edmund Pettus Bridge to protest the death of Jimmie Lee Jackson. Jimmie was shot by a state trooper while protecting his mother during a civil rights demonstration. Once the group crossed the bridge they were attacked by state troopers with billy clubs and tear gas. 17