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This is a work that seeks to explore the reality of daily life for black mothers in America. By depicting a mother going through the routine of brushing her teeth, the work highlights the mundane yet important tasks that keep families functioning. In addition, the title makes a pointed statement about how African Americans are often seen as dirty and in need of constant cleansing. This work challenges those stereotypes and affirms the dignity of black women.