Melanin March and Women’s Month-it can’t get more significant than this. As we celebrate the changes women have made in our world and CONTINUE to appreciate our melanated sisters and brothers, let us empower ourselves knowing accomplishments that have been and will be made.✨
@LindaNEK All she’s saying is that there’s no limit to what you can..if sickness can’t stop you then you can break the cycle no matter what..Cause’ you got what it takes plus fine health too
The way my Haitian mother traumatized me in the process of teaching me how to cook 😭😭 . She used to say to me “Si”w pa kon fè manjé yap maryéw Vendredi epi retounenw lakay Dimanche.” I was 11.........
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The fact that she zoomed into a CHANTS D’ESPERANCE.... whew chile... yo rele sa jeûne de prière!!! Not no voodoo! Gin de moun ki anmèdan vre!!!! Oh oh!
They don’t like lil’ Black girls.
Lil’ Black girls grow up to be powerful, resilient and outspoken when it comes to issues plaguing the Black community. Black women are also the most educated demographic in the U.S. Knowledge is power, they want us to remain ignorant and silent.