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It aims to share the often-overlooked stories of African American veterans. "There's racism in there, there's sexual harassment, there's homelessness," Vinson said.

A new art exhibit in Dallas honors African American veterans by sharing their often-overlooked stories. The exhibit highlights personal experiences of racism, sexual harassment, and homelessness ...