Our Bodies, Our First Home (cover)

A depiction of unity, love, and harmony within a family unit consisting of a man, woman, and child. Despite facing challenges, the couple works together to create a nurturing environment for growth, encompassing the mind, body, and spirit. The image also carries a message that when love serves as the foundation, barriers imposed by societal structures against the thriving of black families can be overcome. By providing equal opportunities to Black families, I envision a world with reduced stress and increased balance, promoting nourishment and stability.

Application of Knowledge (left)

This message is about changing the way of thinking to promote change within our own lives. Knowledge is like a garden if it is not cultivated, it cannot be harvested. In the context of anti-racist community development, envisioning a future where individuals consistently show up as their best selves is crucial. This future would be characterized by a multitude of opportunities specifically designed to empower and uplift the Black community. These opportunities would encompass increased access to home ownership, the growth and success of Black-owned businesses, and the emergence of new and promising prospects for personal and professional advancement.

House Warming (right)

The image depicts a vibrant community where anti-racism is embraced, and homeownership is celebrated. The home in the image represent diverse backgrounds and cultures coming together to create a harmonious neighborhood. It symbolizes a community that actively works against racism, promoting equality and inclusion for all residents. At the same time, the image highlights the joy and pride of owning a home, emphasizing the importance of stable and secure housing for everyone.