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Vibe of the day - Education and Black Women 🫶🏽!
Season 1 Episode 42
Hey beautiful people🫶🏽! I hope you are all well! Today's vibe is based on Education and Black Women! In honor of the fact that it is still International Women's Month, I'm speaking on behalf of the black women within our communities. To remind my black women young and old that they are smart, intelligent, amazing, and most importantly, important, I wanted them to have flowers when it comes to their impact on their educational journey. I want them to know that they have the power to shape their destinies and that no obstacle is too big for them. I want them to remember that they are worthy of every opportunity that comes their way and that their dreams are valid and achievable💐!
Black women have been at the forefront of educational progress, breaking barriers and paving the way for future generations. Their resilience and determination have fueled their pursuit of knowledge, and their contributions to academia and society are immeasurable. It is crucial to acknowledge and uplift the achievements of black women in education, as they continue to inspire and empower others to reach their full potential. For instance, Mary McLeod Bethune, an African-American educator and civil rights activist, founded the Daytona Normal and Industrial School for Negro Girls in 1904, the first school in Florida to provide higher education to black female students! (Black girl magic 💐!)
By celebrating the achievements of black women in education, we not only empower them but also send a powerful message to future generations. It is through their stories and accomplishments that we inspire young black women to believe in themselves and strive for greatness in their educational journeys.
Salute to all the great black-educated women out there! I am so proud of you all and I love you so much! STAY STRONG! KEEP GOING WITHOUT DAYS OFF! ALL OF THIS WILL PAY OFF IN THE END! YOU ARE ALMOST THEIR SIS🥂!
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