Description
The Pan African flag on the left represents a people, not a place. It was created as a consequence of slavery disconnecting Black people from their homeland. It is juxtaposed with the Palestinian flag to acknowledge that if action is not taken right now that flag will only represent a people and not a place.
People talk about being on the right side of history. We are living history every moment that we are alive. We must recognize the impact of our action and inaction.
This piece is a show of solidarity and a rejection of silence as a response to genocide and systematic oppression carried out in the name of white supremacy.
