Letter From Birmingham City Jail: List of prints

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The list of prints for Faith Ringgold’s Letter from Birmingham City Jail portfolio. The page is printed in black ink on white paper and lists the titles for all eight (8) prints numbered in the order they appear in the portfolio: [1 A letter From Martin Luther King / “While confined here in Birmingham Jail” / 2 Four Little Girls Bombed in a Church / “I am in Birmingham because injustice is here” / 3 For White Only / “Funtown is closed to colored children” / 4 Brown Versus Board of Education 1954 / “White Mothers…on Television screaming Nigger, Nigger, Nigger!” / 5 The Right to Vote / “There are counties without a single Negro registered to vote” / 6 Police Brutality Viewed Thru Stained Glass Windows / “Who worships here? Who is Their God?

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