Mama's House harmonica which became a defining moment

which became a defining moment in the civil rights movement

Robinson made history in 1947 as the first African American to play in Major League Baseball

An open edition art print by Charly Palmer depicting two young African American girls sitting on the porch in a rural environment down south as one of the children tells the other a "very important secret"

A young man stands at attention

Washington that reads:

Mama's House harmonica which became a defining momentA limited edition work of art depicting an African American couple standing in front of a church. The stained glass of the church features an African American angel holding a bouquet of roses. It is entitled Mama's House because Mama's faith was strong, she was the spiritual backbone of her home, and she was active in the church and spent as much time doing the work of the Lord as she did in her home. This giclee on paper measures 40x18 inches and