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Horace Pippin was born on this day in 1888 in West Chester, Pennsylvania. His work is largely autobiographical, reflecting the Black experience. In our latest edition of PMA Stories, Dr. Synatra Smith reflects on Pippin’s iconic “Mr. Predjudice,” and looks for signs of change in the eight decades since the artist made this powerful painting about American racism.
“Mr. Predjudice,” 1943, by Horace Pippin
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