Latrise Boyd

Love is dope! I am a true worshiper, I live everyday as if it were my last, treat others with the same amount of courtesy I would want. I love my fam, and Im no

[American Pulse @Wondersofworld0]

IF BARACK OBAMA COULD RUN AGAIN IN 2028, WOULD YOU VOTE FOR HIM?

🟢YES

🔴 NO

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

Black History : This Argument About America Is Going Viral'' #blackhisto... https://t.co/cFvZ8t07La via @YouTube

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Never Sleep Without Saying This #prayer #protection #godspeak https://t.co/sH6metY9SI via @YouTube

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Black Support. Yay!

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Tems’ ‘What You Need’ is one of those songs that sounds pretty, but it’s really talking to the places inside us where love gets confusing. Sometimes you find yourself pulled in two ways, wanting peace but still feeling attached. That’s why Tems hits different. She doesn’t just sing. She makes emotions tell the truth.

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

This was totally awesome !🙌🏾

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

Lizzo doing ‘Doo Wop (That Thing)’ just reminded me all over again why Lauryn Hill is my favorite artist of all time. That song is wisdom, womanhood, culture, and truth in rhythm. Legendary forever.

Lizzo came out doing “Doo Wop (That Thing),” and let me just say this: Lauryn Hill will forever be legendary to me.

That song is not just a song. It is a message, a warning, a womanhood anthem, and a whole classroom wrapped in rhythm. Lauryn Hill gave us wisdom, soul, truth, conviction, and culture all in one breath.

Seeing Lizzo honor that kind of greatness reminded me how powerful Black women are in music. Different generations, different styles, but still carrying joy, confidence, creativity, and truth.

Lauryn Hill is my favorite artist of all time. Legendary then, legendary now, legendary forever. 🌺🎤🔥

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

@Teyana Taylor, I just want to give you your flowers right now. Watching you receive that iconic award from Janet Jackson was beautiful, but what truly touched me was your humility, your gratitude, and the way you gave honor to God.

When you spoke about having a platform and using it to open doors for others, that blessed me deeply. That is generous leadership. That is legacy behavior. That is kingdom purpose.

You are showing us that you can receive your flowers and still plant seeds in somebody else’s garden. You can shine without stealing, receive without hoarding, celebrate without competing, climb and still reach back.

As a mother, a woman of God, and a believer, I honor the grace, poise, beauty, and strength I see in you. God is clearly overflowing in your life, your children’s lives, and everything you touch.

I’m proud of you, sis. Congratulations on your iconic award and on everything God is doing through you. Bring people their flowers while they can still see the beauty they bring. 🌺🔥🙏🏾

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

@Teyana Taylor, I just want to give you your flowers right now. Watching you receive that iconic award from Janet Jackson was beautiful, but what truly touched me was your humility, your gratitude, and the way you gave honor to God.

When you spoke about having a platform and using it to open doors for others, that blessed me deeply. That is generous leadership. That is legacy behavior. That is kingdom purpose.

You are showing us that you can receive your flowers and still plant seeds in somebody else’s garden. You can shine without stealing, receive without hoarding, celebrate without competing, climb and still reach back.

As a mother, a woman of God, and a believer, I honor the grace, poise, beauty, and strength I see in you. God is clearly overflowing in your life, your children’s lives, and everything you touch.

I’m proud of you, sis. Congratulations on your iconic award and on everything God is doing through you. Bring people their flowers while they can still see the beauty they bring. 🌺🔥🙏🏾

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

That kind of moment hits different because Teyana Taylor was standing in front of somebody she looked up to, feeling the full-circle blessing of it all, excited in her real human way, and still paused to say:

“In the name of Jesus, I give honor to God.”

That’s the part right there. Not just the award. Not just Janet Jackson. Not just the celebrity moment. It was the posture of gratitude. She knew the room was big, but God was bigger. 🙌🏾

And honestly, that’s a whole message for creators, mothers, artists, survivors, entrepreneurs, all of us:

You can be excited.
You can be loud.
You can be funny.
You can be yourself.
And still give God the glory first.

That’s not fake humility. That’s rooted humility. Like: I’m shining, but I know who lit the candle. 🕯️🔥

I just watched Teyana Taylor receive an award from Janet Jackson, her idol, and she was so excited, so real, so human. But what blessed me was when she stopped and gave honor to God in the name of Jesus. That reminded me that no matter how high God takes you, don’t forget to bow your heart first. Be excited, be joyful, be yourself, but give God the glory. That’s kingdom confidence.

[kelly @kellytheboss7]

Neurodivergence isn't a lack of effort.
It's a different way of thinking, learning, and experiencing the world.
Your brain isn't broken.
It's simply wired differently.

[kelly @kellytheboss7]

Being neurodivergent means your brain works differently.
You can be incredibly creative... but forget why you walked into a room.
You can spend hours hyperfocused on one thing... but struggle to reply to a simple text.
Small tasks can feel overwhelming. Big challenges can feel exciting.
People may think you're lazy, distracted, or unmotivated.
The truth is, you're often working twice as hard just to keep up.

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

@Nithya_Shrii @sir_emsas Yes ma’am so true💜

[Nithya Shri @Nithya_Shrii]

The deepest wounds aren’t always caused by enemies; they’re often left by the people who promised they’d never hurt you.

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

Money is a tool. It gives people freedom, options, and a way to leave situations that are hurting them.

When you have no job, no income, no transportation, and children depending on you, you don’t just “walk away.” You get trapped in survival mode, stuck around people and systems that keep reminding you what you don’t have instead of helping you rebuild.

That’s why financial stability is safety. For some women, money is not luxury. It is escape. It is protection. It is life.

[Latrise Boyd @Childzpla6]

@Nithya_Shrii Yes, that quote hits deep because money is not just “stuff.” Money can be transportation, safety, options, childcare, housing, food, legal help, a locked door, and a way out.

Money is a tool. It gives people freedom, options, and a way to leave situations that are hurting them.

When you have no job, no income, no transportation, and children depending on you, you don’t just “walk away.” You get trapped in survival mode, stuck around people and systems that keep reminding you what you don’t have instead of helping you rebuild.

That’s why financial stability is safety. For some women, money is not luxury. It is escape. It is protection. It is life.