I am So Her! — Women's rights

Today, let's reflect on a remarkable woman in Black History named Zora Neale Hurston. She was an African American author and philanthropist who captured the racial struggles of Black Americans in the south during the early 1900's. Her writings were considered unapologetic and authentic to the inequities that people of color endured as a result of no true research of black america. Ms. Hurston was very determined to get her education and worked several jobs to help support her writings and her education. At the age of 26 she lied about her age in order to qualify for free public...

It is unimaginable that my right to choose has been struck down by the United States Supreme Court! This decision will haunt the United States for generations to come and will set women back for decades from the progress we have made for equality.  My daughter and many young women have been told by the courts that equality comes with a price. What are we teaching our daugthers? That our live and choices don't matter? Unfortunately, this ruling will effect women of color and lower income households because they have less access to health care and limited financial resources. Although,...

Good Evening Ladies I hope everything has been well with you. So much has transpired since the last time we talked. A war broke out in Ukraine, Chris Rock got slapped, Kentanji Brown Jackson became the first African American female Supreme Court Justice. Now, women's right to choose is now under attack. Whew! I don't know about you, but I need a little R and R. All that being said, life goes on and the seasons are changing with blooms of happier times in the waiting. I know it has been hard for many us right now. Fighting so many...