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My family was part of the Great Migration, leaving the Jim Crow South in search of opportunity, safety, and dignity in Oakland for my maternal side and Berkeley and Richmond for my paternal side. For years, I’ve felt the pull to leave my hometown, but something keeps holding me here. Maybe it’s more than circumstance—maybe it’s purpose. One of the last things my maternal great-uncle told me was, “Make sure you help keep the family together.” What if the reason my plans haven’t aligned is because I have a job to do right here, where my ancestors planted their dreams?
Stuff that I mentioned:
* Great Migrations With Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Ep.1
* A.Nichole Tarot
I thought I was done talking—I wanted to go offline, to let the noise fade. But the truth is, I still have things to say. I just needed to find the words that felt real, that felt me. So here I am, sharing my voice in a way that finally fits. Have a listen and enjoy—welcome to my little corner of authenticity.
Lil’ Trina
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