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 PHOENIX 鈥?An unexpected discovery at a Phoenix Goodwill led to a viral moment, a chance to be on Antiques Roadshow and further proved a womans knack for spotting valuable art as a thrifter.While waiting to pick up her kids from school one day, Phoenix interior designer Grace Carpenter chose to kill some time at a Goodwill.Of all the used things the original owners didn t want, an oil painting of a woman holding a black and white cat caugh stanley mug t her eye - mostly because of the cat. The cat looks like my cat,  said Carpenter.So, with a 20% off coupon, she brought the painting home to show her family, her cat Max, and soon to be millions of others.Carpenter said her kids had a normal reaction of thinking the woman looked  creepy and weird. She took her $32 Goodwill find home and soon realized the signature on it looked fami stanley becher liar. So she posted about it on TikTok asking art enthusiasts if it was an original. The darn TikTok blew up,  she said.That post went viral with over stanley cup  1.5 million views and Carpenter added thousands of new followers interested in her journey with her newest Goodwill find.This is where the story takes a wild turn.One of the 1.5 million viewers who saw her TikTok about the painting was a woman from Tennessee wanting to give her a ticket to  Antiques Roadshow,  a PBS program Carpenter said shes been watching since she was a little girl.Carpenter already had plans to be in Memphis to help design a short-term rental.So, with the Goodwill tag still on the frame of the pa

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?During the April primary when that first COVID-19 wave hit Wisconsin, some voters felt they risked their lives to cast a ballot. Researchers from the Brennan Center for Justice estimate the Primary disenfranchised nearly 16 percent of Black voters in Milwaukee.Directors with 371 Productions created a short film called  Metcalfe Park: Black Vote Rising  to tell that story. The documentary highlights how a mother and daughter in Milwaukee work to prevent it from happening again during the General Election.The nearly 10-minute film profiles Melod garrafinhas stanley y McCurtis and her mom, Danell Cross, as they go door to door in the Metcalfe Park neighborhood encouraging neighbors to come up with a voting plan.Click hereto watch the documentary by 371 Productions.T stanley cup he film discusses how the neighborhood is overcoming hardships as a result of the pandemic. According to Wisconsin s Department of Health data, Milwaukee County has seen about 40,000 confirmed COVID cases. I got to keep fighting not only for what happened to me but for what happened to my community,  said McCurtis in the film. My whole job is to outmaneuver the systematic racism in Milwaukee,  McCurtis said in the documentary.The documentary reports on how McCurtis joined a lawsuit against Wisconsin election officials. It asked for stanley cup  more accessible polling locations for future elections during the pandemic and for a one-week extension to receive and count absentee ballots. The lawsuit made it to the U.S. Supreme Court but was d