Photo by @naimagreen Throughout #BlackHistoryMonth, celebrated during February in the United States and Canada, we?re highlighting next-generation creatives of color who are shaping the future of their communities. Each of the featured accounts was selected by writer, curator and activist Kimberly Drew (@museummammy). ?Naima Green (@naimagreen) has an incredibly generous mode of image-making,? says Kimberly of the Brooklyn, New York-based artist and educator. ?She invites each of her subjects to breathe and imagine. In lush landscapes, subjects in the ?Jewels from the Hinterland? series are presented in landscapes often denied to black bodies. Many of the figures in the series are writers, community leaders and other photographers, so in one way she presents beautiful images and in the other she presents the possibility for creative change. Her work is like an encyclopedia of dope black people we?ll study in books one day.? Watch our story to see more from Naima.