When viewing images and film from the Civil Rights era, we see Civil Rights leaders in black and white, dressed in attire from the 60s clashing with police also in clothes fashioned from that time. We don't consider that most of our elders that were fortunate enough to survive those times, are now in their senior years. The reality is that most of them in the most violent and dangerous time where our heroes were at the height of their power were in their 20s and 30s, some were teenagers. To bridge this reality and make it relevant, Fabian creates images of our civil rights heroes as if they were here today in hairstyles and clothes to reflect youth as they are now.
Continuing from examining our Civil Rights heroes from the perspective of youth, Fabian reimagines how Coretta Scott King would look if she were in her 20s today. Most Civil Rights heroes were young when they were engaging in their campaigns of equal rights. This portrait along with others is a way of making this generation realize that their place in the struggle for equality is for now, not later.
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