"Fred Hampton" For Black History Month, I created custom art pieces in remembrance of Chicago Change-makers that fought for social, political and economic change. The concept of “Black Heartstory Month'' curated a way to bring these historical figures to life through my unique HeArtworkByDOJO style. This piece honors Fred Hampton. The original picture is a rally outside the federal courthouse in Chicago on Oct. 29, 1969. The rally was part of a protest against the trial of the Chicago Seven, who were accused of conspiracy to cause a riot during the Democratic National Convention in 1968. Fred Hampton was a young & fearless leader from Chicago who is known all around the world for his work with the Black Panther Party. Let his image serve as a constant reminder to us all that we ought to be revolutionaries.
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Product features - Lifelong color guarantee for enduring beauty - Pre-installed hardware for easy wall mounting - Crafted from 100% cotton canvas for premium quality - Vibrant colors printed with cutting-edge technology - Elegant poplar wood frame in walnut or black finish Care instructions - If the canvas does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, damp cloth.
