Explanation:  This piece is a complete dedication towards the harsh reality of what black transgenders go through while struggling in being accepted as themselves within the black community and around the world. This is an ode to bring awareness of know that their existence and ethnicity still matters know what people say or think about them.
 
Jah Jah’s Thoughts: I am going to be ever honest with you, I had no idea where I was going when creating this piece. At that time, I was going through a diagnosis of what I like to call is “creator’s block”, when I was trying to think of ways to tell a story from a broad perspective. Until one day when scrolling through social media, I had to stumble along with an article about a classmate who attended Tuskegee University with me by the name of Mel Groves. Mr. Groves was a black transgender male who was killed in 2021 in his hometown of Jackson, MS due to gun violence. He was fearless and self-driven that has walked the Tuskegee campus. He was the 39th transgender person to be killed last year.
 
Colors/ Symbolisms:
Transparent face: this piece symbolizes the STRENGTH and COURAGE that the black transgender community possesses when it comes to being accepted by the black community and the world.