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Benny and George Andrews

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Type: Color photographs
Title: Benny and George Andrews
Date: 1997
Description: Photograph of Benny Andrews, an acclaimed artist and activist, conducting an outreach program at Augusta, Georgia's Copeland Elementary School in 1997. He wears a leather jacket and writes on a green chalkboard.

Andrews taught at Queens College in New York City for twenty-nine years and cofounded both the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition and the Benny Andrews Foundation.

Subjects: Artists--Georgia--Augusta | African American artists--Georgia--Augusta | Schools--Georgia--Augusta | College teachers--Georgia--Augusta | Men--Georgia--Augusta | African American men--Georgia--Augusta | Teachers--Georgia--Augusta | Civil rights workers--Georgia--Augusta | African American civil rights workers--Georgia--Augusta | Elementary schools--Georgia--Augusta | Andrews, Benny, 1930-2006 | Augusta (Ga.) | Richmond County (Ga.)
Contributors: New Georgia Encyclopedia | Morris Museum of Art (Augusta, Ga.)
Rights and Usage: Courtesy of Morris Museum of Art.
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