40 Acres and a Mule: Why East Lubbock Deserves Reparations
Deadline: May 31st @ Midnight
Opening: Juneteenth (June 19th)
40 Acres and a Mule: Why East Lubbock Deserves Reparations is a digital and in print art exhibition that includes work representative of the socio-economic hardship and present cultural state in the Eastern portion of Lubbock, Texas. The exhibition explores the idea of what reparations would look like in marginalized communities such as East Lubbock, common themes that have been present for decades in the community, and the history and resilience of the members of East Lubbock.
Themes are open, but not limited to: cotton, dirt, Juneteenth, unity in the community, Black churches, present day segregation, and the list goes on.
You do not have to live in Lubbock, TX to submit work to the show. Please submit work to show support for the community.
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