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a poster that says history will judge senators on voting rights
an open book with the words will historians write that you fought to protect or deny our freedom to vote written on it
a poster that says history has its eyes on you
a blue background with white text that says earn your place in the history of democracy
a poster that says justice that is not rooted in equity and social welfare
a man wearing a yellow helmet says let 's not rewrite history while sitting next to a woman .
black balloons that say black history month
a cartoon drawing of a calendar that says celebrate black history
a chalkboard says black history is happening now
black history is now is written in purple and white
a poster for biden 's supreme court nominee
a drawing of a man with the words not everything that is above him
a red background with the words " we are black history " on it
black history is not a month it 's a lifetime written on a yellow background
    an advertisement for republicans and democrats agree she is worthy of the bench
    a black and white image with the words i will stride across their bones above it
      a poster for fred hampton says we 're going to fight racism not with racism
      a close up of a woman with the words " it has a history of inviting people from different cultures " next to her
        a poster that says " good morning black history is not a month it 's a lifetime have a blessed day "
          supreme court nominee judge jackson is all substance written on a white background
          a white background with the words struggle and progress in yellow letters
          a drawing of judge ketanti brown jackson with glasses and pearls
          the cost of liberty is less than the price of repression written above a man with a mustache
          a black and white photo of a man with a beard and the words forward and back around him
          a man in a suit stands in front of the declaration of independence with the name thomas jefferson
          a book is open to a page that says will historians write that you fought to protect or deny our freedom to vote
          a blue circle with a check mark in the middle of it
          a poster that says history will judge senators on voting rights
          a poster that says history has its eyes on you to protect the freedom to vote
          a cartoon drawing of a calendar that says celebrate black history all year
          black history is not a month it 's a lifetime written on a white background
            a poster that says black history is american history on it
            a black and white drawing of a man with the words struggle progress in yellow

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              black history is now is written on a neon green background
              a sign that says always celebrate black history on a black background
              a supreme court nominee judge jackson is all substance
              a man says it 's historical incidents in a bet advertisement
              if there is no struggle there is no progress written by fredrick douglass
              a man in a blue jacket is surrounded by words such as justice rooted community and social welfare
              a young boy wearing glasses and a blue shirt is sitting on a couch holding a cell phone .
              a cartoon of a woman taking a oath of office
              a black background with the words celebrating black history month
              an illustration of a hand holding scales of justice with the words the first black woman below it
              a drawing of a man with a speech bubble saying not everything that is faced can be
              a blue background with the words black history month written on it
              a man with glasses and a quote by abhijit naskar
              a cartoon of a man with a beard wearing a judge 's wig .
              a colorful sign that says black lives matter on it
              a cartoon of a woman with promises made promises kept on the u.s. supreme court