ALT A bright red image featuring a city street and the overlaid text, "Job Alert: Digital Product Specialist."

ALT Graphic with text that reads: "'When you deny people their history and their past, you are also denying their future.' -- Marissa Gutierrez-Vicario." A small headshot of Marissa, a Latino woman with dark hair.

ALT Graphic that reads: "Good morning. You are perfectly cast in your life. I can't imagine anyone but you in the role. Go play." -- Lin-Manuel Miranda"

ALT A quote from Lucille Ball: "It's a helluva start being able to recognize what makes you happy."

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ALT An image of Toni Morrison next to her quote: "The very serious function of racism... is distraction. It keeps you from doing your work. It keeps you explaining over and over again, your reason for being."

ALT An image of a younger Maya Angelou. Her quote: "You may shoot me with your words, You may cut me with your eyes, You may kill me with your hatefulness, But still, like air, I'll rise." Still I Rise published 1978.

ALT A slice of red velvet cake. Text overlay: "The color red is often associated with Juneteenth, and red foods are traditional on the holiday."

ALT Text: "When did you first learn about Juneteenth?"

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ALT The WNET Group statement on the verdict of the George Floyd murder trial: To many people who watched every moment of this televised trial, today's verdict will mean the end of the story. But for The WNET Group this story is ongoing. In addition to understanding what happened and how the jury reached its verdict, The WNET Group will continue to respond to core issues of the trial—social inequity, systemic racism, policing—in our programming and our community convenings. Beginning Wednesday, April 28, The WNET Group presents “New American Dream,” a 5-week series of virtual forums on disrupting systemic racism and envisioning the nation beyond it. These weekly virtual convenings are where voices of BIPOC will be heard, amplified and channeled into solutions-based content. Join us.

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ALT Quote by Ruth Bader Ginsburg: "Women belong in all places where decisions are being made." The THIRTEEN logo sits in the bottom left-hand corner.

ALT Five headshots of panelists (three Black men, two Black women). Text: Diving with a Purpose: Recovering and Reexamining Our Roots. Wednesday, February 24, 2021 at 6:30pm EST. This program will be shown on ASALH TV at www.youtube.com/asalhtv.

ALT Bookshelves. Text overlay: "Who are some historical figures that inspire you?" The PBS and Secrets of the Dead logos appear at the bottom.

ALT Cicely Tyson as a young Black woman. She wears a fur coat and stands with her arms outstreched on a sidewalk.

ALT Sidney Poitier as a young Black man wears a dark suit and tie. Text overlay: "A person doesn't have to change who he is to become better."

ALT An African-American woman stares off in the distance while a film camera is fixed on her.

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ALT Martin Luther King, Jr wears a suit and tie. Text on image: "'Life's most persistent and urgent question: What are you doing for others?' - Martin Luther King Jr."

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ALT Laura Ingalls Wilder at age 70. Text overlay reads: "The true way to live is to enjoy every moment as it passes, and surely it is in the everyday things around us that the beauty of life lies." -- Laura Ingalls Wilder."

ALT Text reads: "How are you dealing with the uncertainty of the election?"

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ALT Text on image: "Don't always take an account name at face value. Read the handle and bio carefully."