The Queen in Me settlers This courageous resistance aimed to
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This courageous resistance aimed to protect their lands and fight against those who sought to oppress them
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The Queen in Me settlers This courageous resistance aimed toA colorful and vibrant giclee on paper by Jamaica, Queen resident Andrew Nichols that depicts an African American woman who understands that she stands on the shoulders of the iconic African American women who came before her. She carries them in her heart as she strives to learn and live their legacy. This work of art is available framed or unframed. Unframed: 30x24 inches (paper size) 27x20 inches (image size) Framed: 32x25 inches (framed size)
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