Black Empowerment T-Shirts

This t-shirt is promoting black excellence.

An acrylic painting for black empowered women

9 x 12 illustration.

Black Economic Empowerment Matters - Front The wealth disparity between White and Black households is so great because barriers have been set in place, to ensure, that it is that way. Money from the Black community is withdrawn in the first round, after being earned as there are few Black owned businesses, for the money to be spent at there. #SubversiveWare Subversive Ware SubversiveWare

A beautiful black woman wearing a blue and black turban. A women empowerment design.

Cute black girl with positive inspirational saying - I am black, educated, beautiful, powerful, magic, love.

A beautiful women empowerment design of a black women wearing a black and red turban.

Perfect design for everyone looking for an inspirational design for all African Americans

Colorful watercolor goddesses

After a few weeks away from the studio, I'm back with an experimental painting to get me back on track with my work. I wanted to paint something bright and bold and I visualized something similar to this whilst on holiday. This piece is a re-tread of a project I did many years ago now where I produced a self portrait in this style using an a1 board and oil pastels. Needless to say this one is much better and was far easier to work with using acrylic paints at a smaller scale. I might return to this style at some point in the future, but for now I am currently working on a new series of work compiling of 8 interlocking canvases. It's still in the development stage for now, but painting will commence shortly

There is no woman, like this woman. This design supports anyone who supports girls' and women's empowerment. Purchase for all the Phenomenal girls and women in your life.

We are no longer accepting the things we can not change, We are changing the things we can not accept.

Black Pride Empowerment Chocolate Melanin Girl

We are no longer accepting the things we can not change, We are changing the things we can not accept.

A design inspired by the global woman empowerment movement featuring two sets of script text and grunge stars. The text reads "Fiercely Feminine"

Black woman superhero for the black girl comic nerds. quelparish.com design

Show your support for Black Women and empowered women across the world. Women Empowerment, Sometimes the King is a Woman, Black Woman Power, Black Queen Thanks for supporting our small business and others! You are our lifeblood. Sending good vibes!

Stylish, colorful women

We are all strong!

A design inspired by women and girl empowerment and no more bullies. It includes a nuclear explosion featuring the typographic works "Nuke 'Em Bullies!'"

I Am A Woman and When I Think, I MUST Speak

Step back in time with this striking design that harks back to the revolutionary spirit of the Black Panthers. This bold and empowering artwork captures the essence of the movement, where change was the mission and strength was the weapon. Join me in commemorating their enduring legacy.

Black Empowerment Black Culture Black Pride

Black Women Black Woman Empowerment

This design has everything to do with: black lives matter, black history month, melanin, black power, black culture, blm, africa, black pride, african american, black unity, racism, equality, american history, police brutality, black empowerment. This makes a perfect gift for yourself or your loved ones.

Fight for your right empowerment message, juneteenth, black pride, black history month, freedom day, juneteenth flag, emancipation, juneteenth celebration, independence day, american history, melanin queen, melanin poppin, black lives, melanin men women, juneteenth kids, celebrate june 19th

“It is our duty to fight for our freedom. It is our duty to win. We must love each other and support each other. We have nothing to lose but our chains.” ― Assata Shakur, Assata: An Autobiography

Attitude design!

If you love empowerment quotes, you'll love this design!

Paris Is Burning is a 1990 American documentary film directed by Jennie Livingston. Filmed in the mid-to-late 1980s, it chronicles the ball culture of New York City and the African-American, Latino, gay, and transgender communities involved in it.

The word "uppity" has always been used by those in power to disparage people who are supposed to be marginalised and powerless but refuse to accept their place in the status quo. Given that history, shouldn't we all be "uppity"? It's time to reclaim the word and own it with pride.

Jeweled multicolored crown with typography quote

Black History Month: Celebrating resilience, achievements, and contributions, inspiring generations towards unity and equality.

manual drawing

Determined