Emily Shur and Hank Willis Thomas recreated this series with diverse models, including a photo where Rosario Dawson stands resolutely in a black and white skirt. An essay by Carlos Bulosan accompanied an entry (15[2])in this (15[1])series (15[1]-5[1])praised for its technically (15[1])impressive white dishes on a white tablecloth. (15[1])The artist planned to depict a barbershop in a painting from this series, (15[1])but ultimately placed the text (15[2]-5[1])“each according to the dictates (15[1])of his own conscience” (15[5]-5[1])over profiles of a woman with a (*) rosary and a man (10[1])in a kippah. (10[1])In an entry in this (10[1])series, a lone man stands in dissent at a town (10[1])meeting. (10[6])This series (10[3]-5[1])was reprinted (10[2])with the caption (10[1])“buy war bonds” (-5[1])and published by the Saturday (10[1])Evening (10[1])Post. For 10 points, (10[1])a woman (10[1])places a turkey (-5[1])on the Thanksgiving table in a painting from what series (10[1])by Norman Rockwell? (10[2]-5[1])■END■ (10[2]0[8])