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Birmingham Race Riots Analysis

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“Birmingham Race Riot” done in 1964 on acrylic and silkscreen ink in red, white and blue on linen, in four parts overall: 60 x 66 in. (152.4 x 167.6 cm.), depicts an older African American man being attacked by two police dogs on leashes tended by policemen while the other black people in the scene endure and witness the chaos of the day.
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