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The article features a guided tour led by former D.C. Councilmember William Lightfoot of two historic murals by Lois Mailou Jones, located in the Sasha Bruce Youthwork facility in Washington, D.C. These murals, commissioned in the 1950s by Nannie Helen Burroughs, celebrate Africa's cultural heritage and its connections to the African American community. To preserve these significant artworks, Sasha Bruce is raising $300,000 to support their conservation and the temporary relocation of youth residents during the process.