it is healthy, normal, and expected that you
uplift you and yours without question or apology,
know your culture and the people you come from,
hold both in high esteem,
and
never fail to point out a better course for yourself and those you care about.
In doing so,
a low self esteem may be bruised.
That is unfortunate. The intent is never to offend.
But, political correctness aside, the truth is the truth.
Clue: if you aren’t named specifically, it probably isn’t about you.
Please be clear.
No human has dominion over me in ANY way.
The same is true for you too. You just have to own it.
The first place I see beauty? The mirror.
The willingness to embrace and express my femininity, I learned from black women.
Etiquette, manner, charm, my love of all things good and pretty
. . . black women.
I uplift those who are like me. And I am a black woman.
Whichever path you elect to follow,
be very sure that it uplifts both you and the women who came before you
lest you become a cultural clown.
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