As you look closer to Saar's artwork you start depicting the hidden additions that can not be seen by a quick glance. The portrait in front represents the Black women and their Black power. She stands confidently and happy, holding a white baby. As you look at her clothing it seems that she wears a dark skirt but by taking a closer look it can be seen that the woman is not wearing a skirt but her pride. She stands on a Black hand in the form of a fist representing Black power. In addition, Saar is encouraging Black women to be strong, beautiful, and not let white narrative define them as Black women.