Mooke Micheaux’s MISS AMERIKA

These images… they speak louder than words. They breathe. They hold history. They cry freedom. This isn’t just art—this is truth wrapped in fabric and pain, in power and resilience. A Black woman draped in the American flag, blindfolded, holding cotton—it’s not just a photograph. It’s a story we’ve lived. It’s a hymn we’ve hummed through generations. It’s a question the world has yet to answer: What does America owe the Black woman?