Educated Black Woman Hoodies

I made this when Black athletes were being disqualified unfairly at the Olympics or being threatened with disqualification simply because their natural hormone levels "gave them an unfair advantage". Just let them be great.

I made this collage because black lives matter, all day, every goddamn day.

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A black angel. That's it.

Rule the world!

Just a portrait feat. a classic meme

Freedom feat. two trail blazing women: Shirley Chisholm, the first black female Congresswoman & the first black candidate for a major-party nomination for President of the United States, and the first woman to run for the Democratic Party's nomination. Also featuring Madame CJ Walker, the first black female millionaire: Born in 19th century rural Louisiana to former slaves, Sarah Breedlove rose to become the first female African-American self-made millionaire in the United States. Known as Madam C.J. Walker, she developed a line of beauty care products for black women.

Pretty Black And Educated Black African American

A never ending, always relevant protest reel.

Black History Month Gift

This work is a large piece that has smaller art pieces embedded in it, as a reflection of what museums and media could look like proper representation of BIPOC and how important that representation and its historical lack is to children and adults in underrepresented communities.

An analog collage exploring gender & fluidity - a man's face on a woman's body with clothing that is non gender specific. Basically, the way everything fits with each other, it's a reminder that a lot of the social constructs we believe to be rigid, are not and never have been. Blue was for girls & pink was for boys pre-1940s, men wore heels historically and skirts, so why hold onto rigid boxes of self and other identification when to let it all go frees us all to be ourselves?

A beloved portrait.

Pretty, Black, and Educated Women Month" celebrates the beauty, intelligence, and achievements of Black women throughout history. This month-long observance acknowledges the significant contributions made by Black women in various fields, including education, politics, science, literature, and the arts. It highlights their resilience, leadership, and determination in overcoming challenges and barriers to success. This commemorative month serves as a platform to recognize and honor the invaluable impact Black women have had on shaping societies and inspiring future generations. It aims to promote awareness, appreciation, and empowerment of Black women's experiences, voices, and accomplishments in the ongoing narrative of Black history.

Pretty, Black, and Educated Women Month" celebrates the beauty, intelligence, and achievements of Black women throughout history. This month-long observance acknowledges the significant contributions made by Black women in various fields, including education, politics, science, literature, and the arts. It highlights their resilience, leadership, and determination in overcoming challenges and barriers to success. This commemorative month serves as a platform to recognize and honor the invaluable impact Black women have had on shaping societies and inspiring future generations. It aims to promote awareness, appreciation, and empowerment of Black women's experiences, voices, and accomplishments in the ongoing narrative of Black history.

Woman in Book

I love the brand Schiaparelli, this is a fun little surrealist fashion collage feat. her couture. An homage.

I love the brand Schiaparelli, this is a fun little surrealist fashion collage feat. her couture. An homage.

Pretty, Black, and Educated Women Month" celebrates the beauty, intelligence, and achievements of Black women throughout history. This month-long observance acknowledges the significant contributions made by Black women in various fields, including education, politics, science, literature, and the arts. It highlights their resilience, leadership, and determination in overcoming challenges and barriers to success. This commemorative month serves as a platform to recognize and honor the invaluable impact Black women have had on shaping societies and inspiring future generations. It aims to promote awareness, appreciation, and empowerment of Black women's experiences, voices, and accomplishments in the ongoing narrative of Black history.

Two sides

Half a collage, half a sketch, this is where I desire to be at all times.

I Am The Storm Strong African Woman

Unapologetically Magical. Faux Glitter used in this design.

Whoopi potrait

Queens and Freedom feat. Miss Shirley Chisolm and Madame C.J. Walker. If you haven't heard of them, look them up.

A beautiful portrait.

This is what it often feels like, to me at least, be a woman. Everything you say, don't say is a gun going off, always in Schroedinger's danger.

I love the playing card aesthetic here and I love both queens.

The question everyone know the answer to but never wants to say out loud.

I love fashion, not for what it does re: conspicuous consumption but for the historic role it plays in economy, society and politics, whether acknowledged or not. It allows the wearer a type of language, a guard, an armor and a mask and this is how that feels for me.

Just a vibe.

A visualization of who actually built the house and the hidden unpaid labour that built our country. There would be no capitalist economy without the labor of enslaved people on cotton plantations, funnelling money North and abroad. There would be no capitalist economy without the enslaved labor or indentured labor on tea plantations, cotton plantations, sugar cane fields.

A tribute to John Lewis and all he's done for us.

How I imagine Athena could have looked like for me.

A portrait. I love.

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