Kansas City Monarchs Heritage Cotton Snapback Baseball Cap w.e.b. dubois the vocalist

the vocalist

from carefully selected tobacco leaves to the meticulous technique used in its construction

This open edition art print also has a cross in the background

This piece depicts a group of women dancing as they give reverence to the Most High

From nurturing her children's aspirations to managing the complexities of daily life

Kansas City Monarchs Heritage Cotton Snapback Baseball Cap w.e.b. dubois the vocalistThis is the cap of the longest dynasty in Black baseball. The block KC embroidered in cream across the front of this red snapback is the heritage mark of the Kansas City Monarchs, the most successful and longest running franchise in Negro Leagues history. Founded in 1920 as a charter member of Andrew "Rube" Foster's Negro National League, the Monarchs played for forty five seasons, captured ten league pennants and two Negro World Series titles, and