Malcolm X hoop with interesting histories of their

with interesting histories of their own

United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young (First Black Ambassador to the United Nations)

with her back to the observer

This piece commands attention while celebrating the confidence

Kevin "WAK" Williams' Pamper Party depicts several white robed African-American women getting pedicures from half dressed black men

Malcolm X hoop with interesting histories of theirA powerful work of art by Jay Bakari depicting the scholar, minister, black nationalist and human rights activist El Hajj Malik El Shabazz (Malcolm X), one of the most influential African Americans of all time. Ossie Davis once said, "Malcolm was our manhood, our living black manhood". This reproduction was created from a pencil drawing by Jay C. Bakari and is available framed or unframed. The unframed offset lithograph measures 19x20 inches (paper