Reginald Gammon's prints are noted for their powerful reflections on African American history, culture, and social justice issues. Using techniques such as etching, lithography, and woodcut, Gammon creates visually striking compositions that blend realism with elements of abstraction and symbolism. His prints often depict scenes of resilience, protest, and everyday life within the African American community, capturing moments of both struggle and triumph. Gammon's work not only celebrates the richness of African American heritage but also serves as a poignant commentary on the ongoing fight for equality and recognition.