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• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)
• Giclée printing quality
• Opacity: 94%
• ISO brightness: 104%

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Poster -Y'all Gonna Work It Out

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  • They say the brothers causin' trouble
    Hate to bust their bubble
    'Cause we rumble
    From our lower level
    To condition your condition...


    So many of us in limbo
    How to get it on, it's quite simple
    3 stones from the sun
    We need a piece of this rock
    Our goal indestructible soul
    Answers to this quizzin'
    To the Brothers in the streetSchools and the prisons
    History shouldn't be a mystery
    Our stories real history
    Not his story
    We gonna work it one day
    Till we all get paid
    The right way in full, no bull
    Talkin', no walkin', drivin', arrivin' in style
    Soon you'll see what I'm talkin' 'bout
    'Cause one day
    The brothers gonna work it out

     

    Songwriters: Carlton Ridenhour, Eric T. Sadler, Keith M. Boxley, Garry Marshall Shider, David L. Spradley, George Jr. Clinton
    Song: Brothers Gonna Work It Out 
    Performing Artists: Public Enemy 

     

    This artwork is dedicated to my esteemed black brothers. It features a music cover adorned with the portrait of the prominent black abolitionist Frederick Douglass, symbolizing rebellion and the unwavering spirit to resist the constraints imposed by society on black individuals. Alongside this portrait, I have layered an abstract representation that conveys the steadfast conviction of black men in the face of adversity, including the challenges posed by bigotry and systemic racism. Additionally, the abstract rainbow serves as a powerful symbol of hope and optimism for the future.

     

    To my black brothers who feel lost... You are stronger than you realize, and they fear you will discover it.


    Artwork Title: Y'all Gonna Work It Out
    Medium: Digital Art 
    © Tamiko Greene. Artworks cannot be reproduced and distributed without permission.

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