28 Black Women Coloring Book
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Hello! I'm Simone Grace, and I'm an illustrator and creator of Feminist Coloring Pages . You can check out my work also on my Instagram .
To celebrate Black History Month, I decided to illustrate one inspiring Black woman a day, for the entire month of February 2017. At the end of the month, I will create a digital, printable coloring book that combines all 28 of the drawings.
You can "purchase" the coloring book with a $15 donation and 100% of raised funds will be donated to NAACP and ACLU .
Hope you'll join me in working to reach this goal!
The twenty-eight women I am illustrating are luminaries in politics, arts and sports, not to mention activism and philanthropy.
In addition to North Americans, I have also included women from the greater Black diaspora (e.g. Zadie Smith, Felicita "La Prieta" Méndez, Celia Cruz, Nancy Morejón) to celebrate their contribution to Pan-American history.
There are many more extraordinary women I left out, whom I hope to honor in future projects.
Keep up with my progress on Instagram!
(bold is already done)
1. Michelle Obama (First Lady)
2. Angela Davis (activist, scholar, and author)
3. Zadie Smith (novelist)
4. Carole Moseley Braun (senator)
5. Alice Walker (writer, womanist)
6. Nina Simone (musician and activist)
7. Kara Walker(artist)
8. Serena Williams (tennis superheroine)
9. Condoleeza Rice (Secretary of State)
10. Julia de Burgos (poet and Puerto Rican independence advocate)
11. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (novelist)
12. Ntzoke Shange (playwright)
13. Misty Copeland (ballerina)
14. Madame CJ Walker (entrepreneur and philanthropist)
15. Michelle J Howard (United States Navy admiral)
16. Kathleen Battle (operatic soprano)
17. Roxane Gay (writer)
18. Marta Moreno-Vega (scholar, cutural advocate)
19. Katherine Johnson (physicist and mathematician)
20. Jackie Ormes (cartoonist)
21. Gwendolyn Brooks (Pulitzer-winning poet)
22. Celia Cruz (Cuban singer and actress)
23. Faith Ringgold (artist)
24. Shirly Chisholm (politician, educator and author)
25. Carrie Mae Weems (artist)
26. Mae C. Jemison ( engineer, physician and NASA astronaut)
27. Nancy Morejón (Cuban essayist, poet, critic)
28. Audre Lorde (writer, activist)
Hello! I'm Simone Grace, and I'm an illustrator and creator of Feminist Coloring Pages . You can check out my work also on my Instagram .
To celebrate Black History Month, I decided to illustrate one inspiring Black woman a day, for the entire month of February 2017. At the end of the month, I will create a digital, printable coloring book that combines all 28 of the drawings.
You can "purchase" the coloring book with a $15 donation and 100% of raised funds will be donated to NAACP and ACLU .
Hope you'll join me in working to reach this goal!
The twenty-eight women I am illustrating are luminaries in politics, arts and sports, not to mention activism and philanthropy.
In addition to North Americans, I have also included women from the greater Black diaspora (e.g. Zadie Smith, Felicita "La Prieta" Méndez, Celia Cruz, Nancy Morejón) to celebrate their contribution to Pan-American history.
There are many more extraordinary women I left out, whom I hope to honor in future projects.
Keep up with my progress on Instagram!
(bold is already done)
1. Michelle Obama (First Lady)
2. Angela Davis (activist, scholar, and author)
3. Zadie Smith (novelist)
4. Carole Moseley Braun (senator)
5. Alice Walker (writer, womanist)
6. Nina Simone (musician and activist)
7. Kara Walker(artist)
8. Serena Williams (tennis superheroine)
9. Condoleeza Rice (Secretary of State)
10. Julia de Burgos (poet and Puerto Rican independence advocate)
11. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (novelist)
12. Ntzoke Shange (playwright)
13. Misty Copeland (ballerina)
14. Madame CJ Walker (entrepreneur and philanthropist)
15. Michelle J Howard (United States Navy admiral)
16. Kathleen Battle (operatic soprano)
17. Roxane Gay (writer)
18. Marta Moreno-Vega (scholar, cutural advocate)
19. Katherine Johnson (physicist and mathematician)
20. Jackie Ormes (cartoonist)
21. Gwendolyn Brooks (Pulitzer-winning poet)
22. Celia Cruz (Cuban singer and actress)
23. Faith Ringgold (artist)
24. Shirly Chisholm (politician, educator and author)
25. Carrie Mae Weems (artist)
26. Mae C. Jemison ( engineer, physician and NASA astronaut)
27. Nancy Morejón (Cuban essayist, poet, critic)
28. Audre Lorde (writer, activist)
Organizador
Grace Simone
Organizador
Fremont, CA
