Face Us, Face Yourself

This piece depicts the humanization of Black people in a multitude of ways. Central to the piece is the concept of Black citizenship, as the viewer is forced to face Black people if they want to understand their own democracy. Black community is also a focal point, finding power in numbers. Black music is prominent as well, featuring the way that jazz music enlightens the listener. Black freedom is expressed through vibrant colors and traditional patterns. Black Cowboys are also represented, something deeply personal to the artist's family history. "Face Us, Face Yourself" challenges the viewer to see the humanity of Black people and reflect on societal dehumanization.