DBW

You are seen, you are valued, and you are loved. In times of adversity, you stand tall, embodying a resilience that is nothing short of remarkable. Your spirit is unbreakable, and your contributions immeasurable. You are a beacon of hope and a source of strength for so many.

I see you, but do you see yourself? Do you know the amazing beings we are? Do you know all we are capable of. You are seen, you are loved. From the crown of your head, the copper color of your skin, to the soles of your feet! Our light shines so bright we get overshadowed or dimmed!

It’s okay to grieve and not be okay. It takes time to heal which could be days, months, or years to recover from the pain. It starts with wanting to do for You, Prayer, and a relationship with God, surrounded by spiritual guidance. Love yourself and all will follow you through this journey. For you are not alone in this battle.

Surround yourself with Our ninety-two percent Cuz we all we got The next four years rest

There are days when the news drains you, when the injustice angers you, when the fight for your voice to be heard exhausts you. But even in those moments, you remain unstoppable. Not because you don’t get tired, but because you rise anyway. Because the fire in you refuses to be dimmed. Because your joy, your healing, your softness—they are all forms of resistance. So, my sister, protect your peace. Nurture your spirit. Find spaces where you are seen, where you are held, where

You are deserving of every ounce of love that is meant for you. You don’t havento settle for less than you are worthy of. Your light shines brighter than you may realize, and you will never be asked to dim it to make others comfortable. Your journey, your story, your voice they are yours and they are powerful. Do not let anyone silence what you were born to say.

BW don’t need to prove their worth; they are more than enough. Time to rest, replenish and renew.

I see you. I acknowledge the unspoken struggles you bear, the weight of pain, disappointment, and trauma that often feels like a constant companion. It’s not your fault. Society has made it all too easy to accept this suffering as just part of life, but you deserve so much more. It's okay to voice your feelings of exhaustion and to admit that you feel like you have nothing left to give.

Dear Black Woman, the world needs what only you can offer. Step forward boldly. Stand in your brilliance. And know that no matter where you

Strength is not just about holding it all together. Strength is also knowing when to release, reset, and realign. You don’t have to wear the

So, this is your permission slip to breathe. To put yourself first. To set boundaries without guilt. To step into every room knowing you bel

Give grace to your sisters who are learning, who are not quite there yet, and who are lost. The world has been conditioned to tear us down t

Even in the toughest times, you find a way through prayer, meditation, using your voice, and collaboration. 

Never feel guilty for taken a moment to show yourself some love. You are magnificent from your follicles to the soles of your feet. Your

Today, I won’t tell you to be strong—you’ve been strong long enough. Be held. Be nurtured. Be loved as fiercely as you love others. The worl

Dear Black Women don't be so hard on yourself,  love yourself more than anyone ever could.  Pour into you and do what makes you happy.  Dear

Despite how they try to make you feel, remember you are magic, and you are power. I love you, we love you.

Black woman, you come from a legacy of dreamers, storytellers, and visionaries who changed the world simply by daring to believe in themselv

As a sister, as a single mother, as a woman who has walked through fire and come out stronger, I stand with you. Your story, your strength