Past and Present Come Together in Ekua Holmes’ Work

Three children in swimsuits stand against a blue backdrop, reminiscent of Ekua Holmes art style. One holds a yellow ball, while the middle child sports a pink cap. The abstract background features a patch and sun-like shapes, blending elements of past and present imagination.

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Alumna and staff Ekua Holmes has a new project: Saving American Beach: The Biography of African American Environmentalist MaVynee Betsch, which examines the establishment of beaches accessible to the Black community during the Jim Crow era.

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