Portraits of Racial Justice - Shetterly, Robert
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"The first volume of Robert Shetterly's Americans Who Tell The Truth book series, "Portraits of Racial Justice" is a selection of Shetterly's full-color paintings of "truth tellers" who have advocated for the equality and dignity of all people. Starting with Michelle Alexander and ending with Dave Zirin, the diverse array of fifty portraits spans multiple generations and struggles. In addition to accompanying descriptions of each subject's accomplishments, this volume includes four original opening essays on racial justice in the United States"--

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"The first volume of Robert Shetterly's Americans Who Tell The Truth book series, "Portraits of Racial Justice" is a selection of Shetterly's full-color paintings of "truth tellers" who have advocated for the equality and dignity of all people. Starting with Michelle Alexander and ending with Dave Zirin, the diverse array of fifty portraits spans multiple generations and struggles. In addition to accompanying descriptions of each subject's accomplishments, this volume includes four original opening essays on racial justice in the United States"--
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Robert Shetterly is a visual artist, social activist, and writer. For the past twenty years, he has painted portraits of citizens who address issues of social, environmental, and economic fairness in the series Americans Who Tell the Truth, now the subject of the Kane Lewis feature-length documentary Truth Tellers, which is currently airing on American Public Television. Shetterly's portrait project is also recorded in a multi-volume book series, including Portraits of Racial Justice and Portraits of Earth Justice, and Portraits of Peacemakers. Since 1990, Shetterly has been a producer of the Maine Masters Project and has served as President of the Union of Maine Visual Artists. Shetterly lives and works in Brooksville, Maine.