This collection is a celebration and history of the beauty, power, and resilience of Black Women. This print evokes the strength of Black heroes, while pink overlay and words speak to the erasure of Black Women and Black feminist history. 


Malcolm Said It Top 

Malcolm Said It Skirt

I'm tired of being the Angry Black Woman. This collection explores multiple themes in defense of Black Womanhood - from representation, to hair discrimination, to the appropriation of Black Women's bodies. This Balaclava top is the protest gear you don't want to keep needing.


I can't believe I'm still protesting this shit Balaclava Top

Black Women stay starting trends that are co-opted by whiteness. From Bantu knots to baby hairs, this piece combats the separation of "trendy" Black traits and features from Black bodies. Instead it marries the two, with all the color and magic of Blackness.


Reclaiming My Hair Jacket

Nappy hair isn't fashionable, or often even acceptable, when it grows out of your head. But it's the "in" thing when - insert white influencer - wears a kanekalon ponytail at Fashion Week. But Black hair has power, genius, and magic in it, defying gravity and limitation! 


Nappy Head Hero Bomber

Nappy Head Hero Cape

I'm tired of being the Angry Black Woman. This collection explores multiple themes in defense of Black Womanhood - from representation, to hair discrimination, to the appropriation of Black Women's bodies. These shorts are the statement you don't want to keep needing to make. 


I can't believe I'm still protesting this shit Shorts

This design shows a timeline of resegregation in US public schools. Two-digit numbers show percent minority students attending majority-white schools, with highlighted years of significant Supreme Court cases in Education.


Brown V. Board

The numbers in this design represent a student's odds of going to college in the US, based on household demographics: Parent Income, Parent Education, and Race. Front graphic shows fingers crossed, placed over the heart.


Lottery of Birth

Front photograph captures a US flag projected onto an empty classroom at Castlemont HS in Oakland, CA. The written Pledge of Allegiance is stylized to resemble a hanging flag with the final line isolated & accented.


Pledge of Allegiance

Design illustrates the large differences in spending on students across the US. The map highlights states with most unequal school funding. Each ring in the front maze correlates with a spending level, with higher-income schools at the center.


Public Schools

Bing’s mom, a typical Chinese lady, dedicated herself to her family. Mom would always smile and calm Bing down whenever she’s upset or impatient. But behind the softness there has always been power. In this collection, Bing honors her soft, yet powerful mom: her power of softness.


Floral midi dress

Double layer coat dress

Pleated layer shirt dress

Bow sleeve coat dress

Layered Collar Dress

Faux jumpsuit accent dress

Femme Navy Crewneck

Still Here, Still Queer Tee

This item is made from handwoven and dyed Baule fabric, sourced from weavers in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Côte d’Ivoire.

Each item is unique and final product may vary from photo. Variations in weave and dye are a natural part of the handmade process and the vintage textiles lend additional wear and character. 


Baule boxy top

Pleated bow sleeve dress

Multi-layer coat

Traditional measures of academic achievement show a persistent gap between students from low-income households, and others. Why? What does inequality look like? What would equity look like?


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