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SHADES OF AFRICA

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Each of these designs is a cultural celebration of African art and heritage. Joining the dynamic Kente motif are art and proverbs. This design is available in single and duplicate check formats. Also available are matching address labels, a contact card and a leather checkbook cover.

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SISTAS

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From head to toe, these phenomenal women exude confidence, style and sophistication in every way.

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SWEET MAHOGANY

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These very special checks showcase the wonder of childhood in a vintage presentation. In addition to checks, also available are matching address labels, address cards & a matching leather checkbook cover.

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TRIBES OF AFRICA

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The African American Heritage Check Series was created, developed, and is 100 percent owned by an African-American entrepreneur. In the past three years, the African-American Heritage Check Series has donated more than ,000 to the UNCF and has awarded over 150 scholarships to African-American students.

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AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE

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The African American Heritage Check Series was created, developed, and is 100 percent owned by an African-American entrepreneur. In the past three years, the African-American Heritage Check Series has donated more than ,000 to the UNCF and has awarded over 150 scholarships to African-American students.

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BLACK FILMMAKER FOUNDATION

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Established in 1978, The Black Filmmaker Foundation is a non-profit organization that develops and administers programs that assist emerging filmmakers and builds audiences for their work. For more than two decades the BFF has played a pivotal role in the emergence of the contemporary black film movement. BFF curates the annual Acapulco Black Film Festival and hosts the annual BFF Summit, a gathering of the most successful producers and senior executives of color in the motion picture and television industries.

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