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How an Artist Represents Blackness Through Her Paintings | The New Yorker
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August 17, 2020
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7:32Now PlayingThe artist Grace Lynne Haynes describes her process for portraying the American abolitionist Sojourner Truth's fight for broader equality in her first New Yorker cover.
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