File:Artist Marthalicia Matarrita Mural Harlem NYC.jpg
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| Caption | New York-based artist Marthalicia Matarrita’s mural symbolizes the seed that education plants. Ms. Matarrita was born and raised in Harlem, a historic New York City neighborhood known as a center of African-American and Hispanic life and culture. Because of her own experience struggling with institutionalized injustice as she was pursuing an education in the city, Ms. Matarrita forged a personal connection with stories of the Baha’i students for whom she painted this mural on public school in Harlem. |
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