Tuskegee Airmen Size:17x11 inches Douglass escaped from the antebellum

Douglass escaped from the antebellum South via train by cleverly disguising himself as a sailor on his way North

An art print created in honor of those enslaved African women who were repeatedly raped

This vest measures 64x34

The art print illustrates a runaway slave standing in front of a fugitive slave wanted poster

These moments are powerful testimonies of faith

Tuskegee Airmen Size:17x11 inches Douglass escaped from the antebellumAn African American historical poster that pays tribute to the legacy of the famed and celebrated Tuskegee Airmen. The poster features an image of Benjamin O. Davis Jr., the commander of the Tuskegee Airmen, in the center. Around him are a collection of historical images featuring other members of this select group of African American military aviators. It also features the following words that inform the viewer of some of the history of this