Faith Ringgold, a renowned multimedia artist known for her pictorial quilts and children's books, passed away at 93. Throughout her career, she explored themes of race, gender, and community through various media and advocated for the inclusion of Black and women's art in major museums. Ringgold's work has been exhibited globally and is part of prestigious museum collections. She is best known for her "story quilts" and her acclaimed children's book "Tar Beach." Despite facing challenges due to her race and gender, Ringgold's art and activism were deeply intertwined, reflecting her commitment to social justice. Her legacy includes numerous honors, public art commissions, and the establishment of the Anyone Can Fly Foundation.