Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant promotional image related to McDonald’s and its connection to African American history and culture. The card prominently highlights the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History located in Detroit, Michigan. The museum's name is clearly displayed alongside the iconic Golden Arches logo of McDonald’s, signifying a partnership or sponsorship. The design incorporates the McDonald’s branding colors and elements associated with fast food advertisements.

The card’s artwork includes textual references such as “McDonald’s,” “Golden Arches,” and phrases emphasizing African American culture and black history. The location "Detroit, Michigan" is explicitly mentioned, along with the Charles H. Wright Museum’s full title, confirming the card’s cultural and geographic focus. The card also contains the word “Sprint,” suggesting a collaboration or promotional tie-in with the telecommunications company.

Visually, the card uses clear, bold typefaces and contains several smaller text elements and logos that reinforce its connection to McDonald’s and the Charles H. Wright Museum. This collectible emphasizes both the celebration of African American heritage and the recognizable branding of McDonald’s as a major fast food establishment.

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