Black History Month teachers’ doors (photo essay)

Olivia Mowad, Photographer
March 18, 2022

Olivia Mowad

Click the image above to be taken to Adobe Spark to view the photo essay which breaks down the featured art that has been displayed on the doors of Foothill Tech since the month of February (optimal for viewing on desktop).

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Black History Month teachers’ doors (photo essay)