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Louisiana artist Antoine GHOST Mitchell chose art alchemy and fan art to process George Floyd’s murder and erupting protests. This feature is Pensiri: A Talk with Antione Mitchell
Filed under Baton Rouge, Louisiana, National, public safety · Tagged with Antoine GHOST Mitchell, Antoine Mitchell, art alchemy, Black lives matter, fan art, George Floyd, Michelle Obama, Pensiri, Sankofa's Eymbrace
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