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Lifting our voices for Black History Month

An animated illustration of baseball player, Toni Stone, playing in front of a stadium crowd. She’s wearing a blue, red and white baseball uniform, while catching and throwing a baseball outfield as a male player on the opposite team runs by.

Sonya Clark from the National Museum of Women in the Arts collection on Google Arts & Culture

Big City Blues from the The Carr Center collection on Google Arts & Culture

The Marathon, Nipsey Hussle from the Trap Music Museum collection on Google Arts & Culture

Untitled, Miami Beach, Florida from the The Gordon Parks Foundation collection on Google Arts & Culture

Religious Shop in Cap Haitian from the Haiti Film Institute collection on Google Arts & Culture

Pixel’s Black History Month wallpapers created by illustrator Aurélia Durand, whose work celebrates Afro-descendants everywhere. Durand shows us that creativity is emerging around us; it's a fusion of ideas and spontaneity.

Durand shows us that community elevates voices, brings everyone closer to each other and makes people's lives spark.

Durand shows us that music invites us to share a moment of joy, movement and energy.

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