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Join a Museum curator and a Museum educator to engage with the work of Boston artist John Wilson (1922–2015). Looking at artworks across different media and spanning decades, students see how Wilson’s work captured the dignity and humanity of Black Americans. Students learn how Wilson’s work was an expression of his quest for social justice—challenging racial stereotypes of his time and demanding visibility for the African American experience.

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