'When I put brush to canvas I think about things like: Who are Black women when we are in safe spaces? What type of protection do Black women need? And what does feminism mean for Black women?'
When Grace Lynne Haynes was an undergraduate art student, her portraiture professor assigned a simple project: Paint a friend. As she worked on her subject's skin—a color similar to her own—Haynes came to a startling realization. She didn't know how to.
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