B-Boy Frame:Unframed Room Full A'Sistahs by Ernie

Room Full A'Sistahs by Ernie Barnes depicts a living room with several African-American women laughing joyfully

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The "3/5" references the historical fact that African Americans were initially considered to be 3/5 of a human being in the USA

Monica Stewart's Sax Seduction depicts a black man in a black suit serenading a black woman wearing a red dress with a saxophone

A work of art by Frank Morrison available framed or unframed

B-Boy Frame:Unframed Room Full A'Sistahs by ErnieA B boy, short for "break boy," originally started as a practitioner of breaking, a dynamic style of street dance that is a cornerstone of hip hop culture. The term "break" refers to the musical breakbeat, a section of a song where the rhythms and beats are isolated and looped to create a continuous, energetic segment. These breakbeats were popularized by DJ Kool Herc, who recognized their appeal and used them to fuel dance battles and gatherings. B