This screenprint by Glenn Ligon depicts text excerpted from The Fire Next Time, a 1963 publication on race by the African American novelist James Baldwin, superimposed on an image of the Million Man March, the 1995 demonstration by black men held in Washington, D. C. Baldwin’s text reads, “[S]omething in me wondered ‘What will happen to all that beauty.’” Ligon stencils the powerful words in delicate coal dust, barely fixed and legible, partially obscuring the photograph of bodies. Ligon uses this visual ambiguity to comment on the exclusion of subgroups of African Americans—such as women and homosexuals—from the march and the concerns of civil rights leaders in general.