The poem in this segment is by a very inspiring black author Langston Hughes. It’s about a mother encouraging her son to keep going and never give up. Something that we should always encourage our sons to do daily.

This poem is written by Elizabeth Vecchione. It is very inspiring to those who have lost their hope and trying to find their way back to it!!

This poem is written by a black poet named Useni Eugene Perkins. Hope you are inspired by her words and enjoy her contribution to our black girls across this nation!

The poem you are about to hear is written by poet Runett Nia-Ebo and inspired by the book of Genesis chapter 1:26-27. Hope you enjoy the inspiration and expression from this poet and that you appreciate your skin color even more after reading it!! Thank you for listening!!

Today is a day that we are setting aside for love but for some it is not so sweet and loving. In this episode I pour out my heart towards those who have LOVED & LOST!!

In this episode I expound on the importance on how we respond to one another and how those responses can change our communications going forward. If we learn how to respond to one another better we can help our communication towards each other grow.

Talking to you this morning about SELF CARE. Something we all need and should practice on a daily bases. There is soo much hate and envy in the world lately and we have forgotten about healing ourselves so that we may see less of what we don’t want to see. Practice makes progress!!! 📌👌🏾

We’ve hit the first 100 mark and I couldn’t have done it without you!!

There are times when I don’t feel like myself and lately Iv been pouring more out then I’m really getting in return so on this episode you hear me expressing what I’m feeling when that happens. Welcome to my World!! ✌️🙄😪

Being strong enough to walk away from something or someone is not always easy but if you focus more on the “why” rather then the “what if” you could make your decision making more easier.