The identity of a “Utopian” identity, world, society, community or cultural existence is one that harbors a lofty, notion of perfection, an appeal that all can consume without fret. For Jeremy Bell, the fashion and phrase of a “Utopian Blackness” points towards an idea of society perfection.

This inquiry of the “ideal” social commentary for Bell, ignites the probing catalyst to challenge and investigate what it means to permit oneself or one's society to process life without social restraint; to condone our existence as favored without flaw. Bell's Utopian Blackness, for people of the African American diaspora is inclusive of the natural progression of life, “revered” just as they are; perfect.