Who cleans the world? Depending on who you ask, the question isn’t so direct. Some might think about their own household and reflect on the person who never cleans the toilet or the person who happens to be too busy to do the dishes.

Many know about the Black Panther Party's iconic fashion—the berets that rested on their illustrious Afros or their well-fitted Black attire that created unity on their marches. But few have looked closely at the Black Panthers' political iconography, which anchored their radical politics to their understanding about land, colonialism, and space.