Foxy Brown

Foxy BrownFoxy Brown: Art that Inspires Change. You can show your commitment to social justice while also highlighting the trailblazer of cinematic feminism, Pamela Suzette Grier, with Foxy Brown art. Grier is renowned for her groundbreaking roles in the 70s which moved us all and shed light on important issues like racial oppression and womens rights. Through sultry characters and sharp dialogue, Ms. Grier quickly became a cinema pioneer whose career earned

and a commitment to keeping this story alive

What this piece represents:

It symbolizes the courage to challenge injustice and the hope for a brighter future

It is a way to resist the forces that have tried to erase their culture

governs the tides

it can be hard to see the way ahead

The piece is a tribute to the South African National Native Congress (SANNC) and the African National Congress (ANC)

Through creative art and poignant facts

and have stood as silent sentinels to the injustice that haunts this place

It moves us to think more deeply about how we engage in conversation and how we influence learning and growth at multiple scales: whether it’s while talking to children or engaging with members in our local community

encapsulating the tragedies endured by generations of stolen First Nations children

Introducing Journey