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It depicts an image of an African American male golfer standing with his caddy during a golf outing

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"The first lesson a revolutionary must learn is that he is a doomed man

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FLIGHT OF THE CLOTILDA crucifxion It depicts an image ofAmericas last slave ship. In 1860, an illegal bet brought the last known captive Africans to U. S. shores aboard the Clotilda. Acclaimed artist, Kadir Nelson, offers a glimpse into the treacherous journey that brought the last cadre of African captives to America just before the end of chattel slavery. *This painting first appeared on the February 2020 cover of National Geographic magazine. This is a limited edition giclee on water color paper. Ships