Toni Stone: Indianapolis Clowns military The poetry on the artwork

The poetry on the artwork talks about change and reads as noted below:

The artwork depicts symbols of significance to members of the masonic fraternity and the phrase "Let There Be Light"

her enthusiasm becomes contagious

and other forms of traditional African performance arts

Yet the legacy of Black Wall Street lives on as powerful proof of what African Americans achieved against overwhelming odds and a blueprint for building Black economic power

Toni Stone: Indianapolis Clowns military The poetry on the artworkCapture the athletic excellence of Toni Stone, the first woman to play professional baseball in the Negro Leagues, with this dynamic black and white action photograph. This striking image shows Stone in her Indianapolis Clowns uniform, reaching high to make a spectacular catch, demonstrating the skill and determination that made her a legend in American sports history. Marcenia Lyle "Toni" Stone made history as a trailblazer who refused to let gender