The Birmingham Angels—Addie Mae Collins, 14; Cynthia Wesley, 14; Carole Robertson, 14; and Denise McNair, 11—were four Black girls killed in the Ku Klux Klan bombing of Birmingham, Alabama’s 16th Street Baptist Church on September 15, 1963. Their deaths galvanized the struggle for civil rights.

In Sean Ramon Montague’s original Ethnicitees linocut, the Birmingham Angels are immortalized through a stained-glass interpretation, their portraits symbolically fracturing from the explosion. This tribute preserves their memory and honors four young lives stolen by racial hatred.

Ethnicitees’ “Cultural Wearables” are artist made, educational apparel by Artist / Illustrator/ Print-maker Sean Ramon Montague, Owner / Founder and CEO of Ethnicitees, LLC.

Ethnicitees pioneered the concept of biographical Black heritage apparel back in 1990!

Two traditional printmaking processes are used in the manufacturing of Ethnicitees: Relief Block Printmaking in creating the designs and screen-printing applies the linocut portrait of the featured Black heritage legend and their respective biography; front and back!

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