Racism Tea

Title

Racism Tea

Coverage

Seattle, WA (CHOP)

Description

A plywood panel with a sign painted on plywood propped up in front of it. The sign reads "The way to right wrongs is to turn the light of truth upon them. Ida B. Wells-Barnett." The plywood panel is divided into two fields. On the left, the letters BLM are written in blue, topped with a crown. On the right is a figures whose head has been replaced wit ha teacup decorated with a blue willow-type pattern. A white hand wearing a colonial-type jacket with "USA" on the cuff is securing the string of a tea bag. The tag on the tea bag says "racism."

Rights

Photographer: Cynde Moya

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Publisher

Urban Art Mapping

Date

2020-06-18

Contributor

HS