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More About Faith Ringgold
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- Eugenio María de Hostos: The Man, His Life and His Dream 1994,
- Faith Ringgold Visionary Videos
- Faith Ringgold's Art of the 1960's by Michele Wallace
- Feb 21, 2010 radio interview on 21st Century radio with Dr. Bob & Zon Hieronimus
- French collection PBS on You Tube
- Interview by Ben Portis of the ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO
- Interview by Nancy Nikkal 2006
- Join Faith on Black Art in America
- MLK Artists Book Release
- NJ News Faith on Obama BY MIKE KERWICK 1/18/09
- Subway Mosaic at 125th street
- WBAI Interview Faith on Obama Jan 22,09
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- Racial Questions Survey
- Trish Maunder's: Stories Through Art
- Workshops
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