A Sarcophagus She looks at the image and sighed that there is nothing to change in American life: a black woman, a candidate for the president, stands in front of a crowd with a look designed on her face, over a poster that glorifies the woman’s right to choose abortion. “Defending the right”, he reads partially. The image, in black and white, from 1972. It is hanging in an exhibition at the New York City Museum around Sherley Chicholm, the first black woman to seek a major party.
