Today's young Black woman has every right to expect things because before she was born those prayers were made, those rituals were performed, those songs were sung, and the work was done to make that future possible. Now the onus is upon the shoulders of this generation to pick up the tools left for them, and work creatively to unlearn the things that don't work, to examine their legacy and inheritances, and put in work to become a People, a force to be reckoned with, and to be responsible carriers of truth and light. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
8.23.12
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