Dignity.

African Woman powerful in presence and essence.

Celloist in solitude, in the mystique of her Muse.

[The] African woman as timeless prophecies unraveling into the complex designs of Knowing. It is a rare enlightenment dismissed by predators trolling for sex and church people defining womanhood by Euro-Jesus standards... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 8/22/18

Natural was the ideal Blacks set as high standard in the cultural context of being a Black American in the 1960's throughout the '70's! It was a connection to Africa until the old need to be one with whites took over again. This guided Blacks into the 21st century to secure prominence in the soul of a people without a sense of their African soul!... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8/22/18

The dark skin is the African, the beauty in the African woman is grounded in the genesis of Mankind and the deep spirituality of those traditions from the beginning of Creation beginning in the Land of the Blacks makes us Mankind! - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8/22/18