Pamper Party serious thing The dates inscribed—1619 and 1865—mark

The dates inscribed—1619 and 1865—mark the devastating bookends of American slavery: from the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in Virginia to the ratification of the 13th Amendment

A painting featuring a young African American woman who is motivated to be strong

But deep in our hearts our future is bright

this plaque features the following heartfelt sentiment:

Coretta Scott King and Betty Shabazz

Pamper Party serious thing The dates inscribed—1619 and 1865—markA framed work of art by Kevin "WAK" Williams that depicts a group of African American women in a spa being tending to by a group handsome men that know how to take care of a lady. They are enjoying the foot rub portion of their spa treatment. This image is framed in a high quality brown frame with a glass front. It measures 10x16 inches (unframed) and approximately 14. 5x20. 5 inches framed. Perfect for your home, spa or salon.