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This photo was taken of the Los Angeles Women’s March, protesting for equal rights for women, and the power of Feminism. It was inspired by much more than that, including an apparatus made up of multiple non-profits, volunteers, and small-money donors from around the country, and even around the world. This is what our brighter tomorrow looks like, because the only thing that can give us hope for the future – is us.
In this powerful photograph in front of Los Angeles City Hall, a femme-presenting speaker leads a group of protestors, embodying the multifaceted response to oppression. Inspired by the works of Gordon Parks, Dorothea Lange, and Margaret Bourke-White, this image captures the soul of the colonized and oppressed, evoking feelings of empowerment and hope amidst struggles for accountability and social justice.
An example of Post Colonial art style. Profits from this project will go towards buying new equipment and supplies to launch a bold new series of works. All original sales are signed on the back and have a certificate of authenticity provided. Picture dimensions do not include an additional white matte border.
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