“Brotha From a Different Mother” explores the depth of connection, solidarity, and shared humanity across lines that have historically divided us.

The painting depicts three Black women standing hand in hand in protest, holding a sign that reads “Civil Rights for All.” Alongside them stands a white man, joined in unity, choosing to stand, protect, and advocate rather than remain comfortable in distance.

Set during the Civil Rights Movement, this piece reflects a time when equality was not given, it was fought for. A period marked by injustice, sacrifice, and resilience, where many endured violence and loss in the pursuit of basic human rights.

“Brotha From a Different Mother” is a reminder that while trauma can divide, it can also reveal connection. It shows that true brotherhood and sisterhood are not defined by origin, but by action, by who stands with you, speaks for you, and fights alongside you when it matters most.