Still I Rise is a limited edition art work by Kevin "WAK" Williams depicting an adolescent in a barren playground staring at a lone flower growing heartily out of the cracks
Lock and Key (Female) is one of several Lock and Key pieces by Kevin "WAK" Williams depicting a nude black woman posing confidently with a heart necklace dangling from her finger
from elders overseeing the festivities to children experiencing the wonder of shared tradition
A classic art print by Katherine Roundtree featuring an African-American family praying over dinner while a Black Jesus Christ stands in the background and people of ill will stand outside of the house looking through the window at the family
John Holyfield's A New Day is a limited edition African-American work of art depicting several families looking toward the sky amidst greenery
Seperate as Fingers promise Still I Rise is aA high quality historic poster featuring an image of Booker T. Washington, the noted orator, educator, author and founder of Tuskegee University. The African American motivational poster also contains a famous quote by Booker T. Washington that reads: In all things that are purely social, we can be as separate as fingers, yet one as the hand in all things essential to mutual progress.
