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Theaster Gates Turns the Stain of the Past Into Art

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… promoted the realities of the Black American middle-class, he refers to … percent of the residents are African-American — into a gallery and community … . “This plan worked well,” the African-American abolitionist Frederick Douglass wrote in …

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