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Frida Be, You and Me Frida Kahlo captivated the world with her originality, her creativity, and her devil may care attitude. And her art! Don't even get us started—the woman was and is, to this day, one of the most intriguing figures in history.

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The Freedom to be Frida Frida Kahlo is a hero. Not because she had super strength but because she had resilience. Nothing could stop this artist from creating her masterpieces, making an impact, and speaking her mind. She showed up on the art scene and changed how the who's who of high society saw Mexican folk art. She was proud of her heritage, wearing long, flowing skirts, braids, and flowers in her hair.