Chelsea, MA Unsorted, 10 Feb 2020

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From YouTube: City Hall Art Reception 2020

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City of Chelsea
Hosted by CBC
Video Production by Chelsea Cable TV

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So this painting is my maxpro. My this is a dedication to be piece to Kobe and his daughter Tina, who recently passed the.

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Numbers for the rascal things.

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In the color of their teeth,.

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This is our daughter, Toni, Mae and I'm. Here, pray to some llamas fishes has to what it was wagon.

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Came from New, York hello, ladies.

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Mostly, what I enjoy is doing art for myself.

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These Cuban.

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Sobbing Martha and in be in crisis more so I must've met war.

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When you're talking.

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About Homer Bailey, and so this is me, it makes me feel at home, makes me feel.

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Makes me feel trusted that you would just trust.

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Me to accurately put them on the campus and.

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So I hope that people come out and.

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That they see them that they enjoy them. I wanted I, think there's some.

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At the pool you're doing it because you have.

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To start them, young I started my children.

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And my grandchildren, young and my grandchildren, all faith, might.

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So but differently my grandchildren left to play only.

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Thank you for giving me this opportunity.

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Evening, everyone we are here at the CBC art reception at Chelsea City and it's beautiful as we look. We have some beautiful artifacts and everything in there and uh and we have some refreshments.

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We've got the curl scouts here. We have everything: the city, our School, Committee counselors. It's a wonderful time. I hope that everybody comes out. We have tons of events happening all over February. Actually we have our big events, starting on that's going to be on February 20th and that is Black History celebration that'll, be at the Clark school, never be at 6 p.m. we'll. Have refreshments we'll have our Chelsea Trailblazer Awards and we'll have the special guest.

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I'd like to talk to.

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And when I made this piece I had.

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To reload a little bit about being young in Greenville and all of the things that were happening, then it was a page in the history of black history right there in Springfield in times word.

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Could save a person.

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Even total despair and it.

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Also unifies, as I said, once a movie is back so soon you can love.

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It there's a lot of tiny pictures.

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I'm glad to be honest, I want to thank Joan from oh, because that she encouraged me a little bit to shoot. Are you sure I got something so I want to? Thank you.

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A carnival or a festival, each turn is there any style making the mask.

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That's a problem.

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And this is justified.

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History Month, 2020 and I was being.

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Both because it's been over 50 years since a 15, so that's gonna, be our theme throughout the month, so we're open. This is our opening evening, not exhibit the immunity amazing.

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So pretty beautiful talk about my work.

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Wow under the moonlight.

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Here we have our famous occupied.

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You just like everywhere that goes.

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Beyond mr. Iman.

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Our each and every.

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That's what we are.

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And it's all over to.

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Celebrate generosity thanks.

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There, man and it has on the face.

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Look in your ancestry in terms.

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Of the American.

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So very creative and lots of the work here is basically has a story.

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Made by jdoah and the pottery class, so it's a teakettle photography.

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A person actually brought in roughly thoughts to tell the story african-americans on our.

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Usery, the.

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This back here is amazing,.

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From Nigeria, the Robbins is a they give away.

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To Nigeria as a token of appreciation.

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We give out bad like they print as well as a picture up there.

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Are Americans.

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This is this one.

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Here's my favorite portrait, hi.

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African-American artist and it's the Madonna, an American version johner in charge.

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That's it so you can just carry on and enjoy the world. Thank you.

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I know I want to thank you guys come out be with us a on celebration again. This is turning into an annual event. Folks announced our it's a wonderful time to celebrate the achievement of.

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The mother February has been set aside for like a few months, so we're trying to do our part to bring.

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Not only to the music.

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History, we celebrate all the way from Harry Rodman, Barack, Obama and the next generation to come in the I am oppressive our we're grateful for what we baby.

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You for being a good tune.

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Actually, my grandma.

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This is Miss Catherine, Borgia and she's, the Girl Scouts troop leader, and we are honored this year that the girls felt strip hot and our art exhibit and Whoopi. Look at the wildest story speaks for itself, but miss Bouchet is gonna. Give you a little bit of history. Thank you all.

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Little history started so we read a book on the March and we talks about.

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Different things.

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About what it means to be free, what it means to be United and I told them to draw what those things mean to them, and so they came up with all these beautiful pieces. I think I had nine girls in total all ages, first grade through fourth grade and one older, but these.

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Are two of the lovely ladies who.

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Presented some artwork girls can you show them which one is yours.

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What does that mean to you.

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When people are not people, it doesn't feel right because he dumped it anyway.

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Think of freedom, I, think of people being together.

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Right? What about you MJ? What is your United me I, see two different.

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Color hands there.

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Matter what the color of their skin right right! So that was pretty much in Victoria.

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I can't with you.

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And I hoped everybody enjoyed the beautiful artwork I know we worked really hard on it and I'm very proud.

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