An Ode to the Black Woman

Feb 28

As we close out Black History Month, please enjoy this spoken word poem, written by Naa Kwarley Amissah to accompany the above resin mixed media artwork created by her.

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Madelyn Schwartz

Jun 14

YES!

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This is an absolutely powerful, love filled and awesome invocation my sister!!! I bow to you in great gratitude for bringing this forth.

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Madelyn Schwartz

Jun 14Edited

this.... i want to write something, but you found the words first!!

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Received and witnessed- AWESOME ♥️⭐️♥️

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FIRE!! 🔥🧶🙏🏽🖤

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An Ode to the Black Woman