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In the Makers video about artist Faith Ringgold, Ringgold gives a brief summary of how she came into the world of art and what she fought for while she was an artist. Ringgold was born in the Great Depression in the city of Harlem, the center of African American culture in the United States at the time. The Harlem Renaissance had happened just a couple of years before, and it would have an influence on Ringgold’s career as an artist. She ventured into the world of art when she was young and began creating story quilts. Next, she talked about her movement to get more women representation in art museums, especially the Whitney Museum.

While watching the video, I felt inspired and happy because of how Faith Ringgold, despite being a minority

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