Justice Justice Justice This is my remix art piece on the Pan African flag (RBG) I added an extra dimension to it for the 2018 because I feel its important to include the spiritual element of the struggle. Let us not forget the ancestor and the demons. Lets not forget about the angels and the guides, the witch doctors and the spirits that help to guide us along our journey. The veils are thinner than ever now so its very important for us to realize this element will be. If you look in the red portion of the flag you see the black shadows and that is what they represent. All of the unseen moving parts that affect us as people, and we need to recognize when we are being attacked. Dont let anyone make you feel like you are going crazy because you are not. They are trying to place you in a corner, but they dont realize that you have wings! #glowism #Shineon This art piece pays homage to Marcus Garvey on the anniversary of the creation of the Pan African flag in 1920. there was a shift happening similar to the one I see now. Then, headed by Marcus Garvey, pan africanism helped changed the way black people thought of themselves and instilled a sense of pride in their heritage. Although he dedicated his life to raise up his people his own people rejected his ideas as insane and rival black leaders called him a “Lunatic his race”. They judged him for being over the top and he was accused of being pompous. There is nothing wrong with with being proud of who you are, unless you are black (I guess). Garvey didn’t focus on what others thought of his community but on how to help the community flourish. Whats so radical about his idea of self sufficient his community? This art piece pays homage to Marcus Garvey on the anniversary of the creation of the Pan African flag in 1920. At thmovement, headed by Garvey helped changed the way black people thought of themselves. Although he dedicated his life to raise up his people (in the time when black people were called Negroes), the rival black leaders called him a “Lunatic his race” and said his ideas were insane. They judged him for being crazy and over the top. He wa (at Inglewood, California)
