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Only in Print: Art’s Role In Healing A Wounded Nation After George Floyd’s Death

June 17, 2020

The killing of George Floyd will lead to an artistic explosion as Americans pick up paintbrushes, compose songs, write poems and seek out other creative ways to express their deeply-felt emotions about the killing of a handcuffed African-American man by a white police officer, artists and scholars are predicting.

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