What was that? Re: Presidential Debate or my colonial rule kindergarten assembly? As the Somali say it, Niin Aanad Sacaad Ku Baran, Sanad Kuma Baratid! English translates to, “ The man you failed to know in an hour, you will never know him in a year. “ In this segment episode, I get slightly candid on the importance of/and privilege to #VOTE your conscious and yes, I support #JoeBiden. He represents HOPE for America and the World. Go out and

Here’s a little something about me: I don’t fold for shallow-patriarchal power and culture or misogyny; even when it’s internalized by fellow Womxn who expect other Womxn to fold and sacrifice themselves. In this episode, I speak candidly to young Womxn in #entrepreneurship and encourage anyone to instill better boundaries in their lives, businesses, and practices as a whole: Because #Patriarchy is/will be very much alive by the time we have great-grandkids as well... #Boundaries #AfrikanWomxnConsciousness #UnLearningPatriarchalBondage

Why is it so EASY and Normalized? to be a consumer in American culture—than it is-to actually live in peace? and witness justice system do its justice work as/for Afrikan Black Subjects? For Breonna Taylor! I love you, Sea-Star! You Matter! You Mattered. You will always Matter!

What is Patriarchy in relation to Womxn’s Control of the Body and her Agency in the World? Is Co-Dependence even a valid thing needed for true Divine Partnership? What about patriarchal upbringing? In this episode, I’m choosing to be brave by touching on a little bit of both; as a conscious Boy Mom and a Womxn of My Own Soul Journey: #AfrikanWomxnConsciousness

It’s Time We Question Ourselves: Afrika is NOT a Western Episteme. She’s NOT, and shouldn’t be judged from a Western/Colonial Project: She belongs deeply to herself: She’s Going to always disappoint you if you don’t take the time to study her from her own literature and lived experience.. #AfrikanWomxnConsciousness

Forgive the rush/choppy episode, I was eager for my hike + champ‘s needs (Motherhood): Alas, I’m authentically sharing how we can’t dilute history of labor movement and take for granted union’s power of contribution to this day. And, yes, the world can’t afford to pay Black Womxn’s “worth.”

I owe it to My Mother; My Grandmother; and Her Mother’s; I owe it to Somali Womxn. I owe it to Afrikan Womxn. I owe it to Black Womxn: I come from them. They taught me the importance of cultivating my own sovereignty, in a world meant to swallow me whole. I’m My Own Sovereignty will challenge how we understand Womxn outside of patriarchal structures and walls of constructed “power..”

May you know yourself better—to know why you are on earth/soul entrepreneur. May you find strength to stick with yourself during these challenging times: A lot of people aren’t rooted in stillness and are building from fear based -survival mentality. < if you are in this environment, get out and protect your energy.

Gratitude and frustrations as I work on pivoting our model at African Womxn Business Alliance. On this episode, Im briefly sharing our raw tested-journey towards our fight on Holistic Approach to Business Development , Building Inclusive Culture for Inclusive Economy and Gender Equity in Business Development. While It’s been difficult navigating this work under structural-systemic inequities, AWBA’s strength and resilience continues to surprise me. I share 5 tips on better understanding and supporting Afrikan/Black Womxn Owned Businesses and Agency during this time. Beyond a hashtag, beyond buying from her. Gratitude

Most adults speak of 2020 from a very shallow and fear based approach? Maybe? Is it fair to say Kids and perhaps our dogs may differ? I heard my child talk to his dad + his friends about 2020 and it’s beautiful what we learn from our little giant heart (s), massive soul (s) and brilliant mind (s) we birth and have the privilege and honor of raising. I’m in awe and in gratitude for my champ, Abdel’Razak. My student and my teacher. #Motherhood #BreatheBridgeBloom 🌸