Yemaya Framed:Unframed the parallel lanes transform into

the parallel lanes transform into an ethereal haven where fairy lights twinkle from tree branches as couples capture memories or lay back to stargaze

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Each young woman is wearing an ivory and gold ensemble with matching skates headband

We give all of our hats African names and this one is entitled "Abam" which means "Second child after twins"

Julian Madyun's poster titled Revolution is a Serious Thing highlights Angela Davis' Newsweek cover appearance with a caption about the lifelong commitment behind being a revolutionist

Yemaya Framed:Unframed the parallel lanes transform intoStep into the realm of Yoruban spirituality and behold the captivating presence of Yemaya, the revered deity who reigns over the vast waters of creation. In the rich tapestry of Yoruban culture, Yemaya is hailed as the mother of all, the embodiment of the ocean's nurturing embrace, and the embodiment of feminine power. As the goddess of fertility, motherhood, and protector of women, her divine essence flows through the depths of our souls, guiding us