@Franniecherry She lived her life so fabulously and empowered to enact change in the music industry and her community at large. Such an amazing journey to witness and we don’t even know the whole entire journey!!!! 🙏🏾 some people truly live forever through their service
Still grappling with the loss of Dolly. She was one of my diva idols. I’ll be listening to interviews all day today while I work. Need that diva wisdom refreshed + downloaded
Dolly Parton was literally the rose that grew from concrete. She grew up poor in rural Appalachia, then became the star she was meant to be, built hospitals, donated millions to charity & opened a library that gave millions of books to children. She’ll be forever missed
That lady sent hundreds and thousands of books to underprivileged kids FOR FREE for decades.
She invested all of the royalties from Whitney’s version into Black businesses from jump.
A real fucking legend.
Uma das minhas contribuiçoes pr sociedade é espalhar q o album The Miseducation da Lauryn Hill foi inspirado no livro “A deseducação do Negro” de Carter G Woodson que eu li com 16 anos em um club do livro online e fala sobre o sistema q educa pessoas negras pr afastarem de si msm