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A Conspicuously Dressed-Down Olympic Shooter Won Silver, Then Went Viral

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A white man in a boiler suit holds the handlebars of a life-size stick drawing of a bicycle. A Black man looks on looking surprised and delighted.

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Two male superheroes stand side by side. One dressed in red and black, the other in yellow and blue.

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Four middle-aged women, one of them wearing a bridal gown and veil, sit in a white carriage cheering.

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A glamorous Black woman strides across a stage with long blond hair flowing out from under a cowboy hat. She is wearing head to toe black leather.

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An illustration of four mummies and a pre-teen boy.

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A middle-aged Black man sits forward in a chair, watching something closely. Behind him, another Black man sits in a chair.

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