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‘Black Archives: A Photographic Celebration of Black Life’ Is Renata Cherlise’s ‘Gift To The Ancestors’

At the beach, 1930s; Ten Speed Press/Penguin Random House By Erica R. Williams ·Updated February 23, 2023

Renata Cherlise is committed to telling Black stories.

Inspired by Black joy, past, present, and future, the multidisciplinary visual artist uses her love of photography to illustrate

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