Equal Justice walking Jackie Robinson Stealing Home by

Jackie Robinson Stealing Home by Kadir Nelson is a photographic art print of the legendary baseball player sliding to home in a game during 1952

Some historians believe that she ruled Egypt possibly as a Pharoah after her husband died and before the ascension of Tutankhamun

These incidents served as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by activists in the fight for justice and equality and the lengths to which some would go to suppress their human rights

She also has a temple in Abu Simbel constructed by Ramesses for her

Bunche (First Black to win the Nobel Prize and First Black desk officer at the State Department)

Equal Justice walking Jackie Robinson Stealing Home byEqual Justice is a limited edition art print by Ted Ellis illustrating a lawyer gesturing toward a jury in a courtroom.