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A Message of Love to My Sistahs
On November 17, 2020, I wrote this poem inspired by the
election in which the first woman of color, a Black Women, was elected, Vice
President of the United States. Fast forward, four years later, I share this
poem in this brief podcast message, sharing the words I felt factually and
colorfully describing us, Black Women.
Despite the negative reactions and acknowledgements conveyed
by overwhelming votes against Kamala Harris, Madame Vice President in this
year’s election—What I know in my soul and from our rich history of Black Women
leaders and pioneers, we were and still are magnificent and wonderfully made.
Each generation has raised the bar sharing our gifts and talents to the world
and there is nothing anyone says that will brainwash us into believing
otherwise.
Today we are not okay, but because of our resilience,
tomorrow and each day after we work towards getting there. God is my Lord and
the God I serve loves us all and sees no difference in any of us. No one is
greater or less.
Love and gratitude to you my beautiful Black Queens!
I see that Belgium has checked in over the weekend. Thanks for listing to my show!
Stay tuned for my annoucement offering a free class to women in the Baltimore City Community. A dance of healing.
If you would like to support this podcast send gifts to $Spoteat via Cash App. Thank you
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On November 17, 2020, I wrote this poem inspired by the
election in which the first woman of color, a Black Women, was elected, Vice
President of the United States. Fast forward, four years later, I share this
poem in this brief podcast message, sharing the words I felt factually and
colorfully describing us, Black Women.
Despite the negative reactions and acknowledgements conveyed
by overwhelming votes against Kamala Harris, Madame Vice President in this
year’s election—What I know in my soul and from our rich history of Black Women
leaders and pioneers, we were and still are magnificent and wonderfully made.
Each generation has raised the bar sharing our gifts and talents to the world
and there is nothing anyone says that will brainwash us into believing
otherwise.
Today we are not okay, but because of our resilience,
tomorrow and each day after we work towards getting there. God is my Lord and
the God I serve loves us all and sees no difference in any of us. No one is
greater or less.
Love and gratitude to you my beautiful Black Queens!
I see that Belgium has checked in over the weekend. Thanks for listing to my show!
Stay tuned for my annoucement offering a free class to women in the Baltimore City Community. A dance of healing.
If you would like to support this podcast send gifts to $Spoteat via Cash App. Thank you