Free, White and 21 (1980)

In Pindell's film "Free, White and 21" (1980), she explores the realities of racism through performance art and caricature. The film features the artist discussing her experiences alongside a caricatured young white woman who challenges Pindell's claims of prejudice. This work critiques societal expectations and stereotypes that often obscure the experiences of a Black female artist. "Free, White and 21" is a significant contribution to discussions about race and feminism. A notable video piece within Pindell's work, it is a key part of her career and is included in the collection at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.