Future of Black Women and Girls

Through my business and this space, I aim to create a venture that supports introverted Black women while fostering a community where we can connect, grow, and chase our dreams. I understand this isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. However, it's a start. Because, we have to start somewhere, right? I didn’t realize how prevalent this issue is among us and the challenges it imposes in navigating the world, our careers, and pursuing our dreams. Isn’t it fascinating that despite its prevalence, traditional workspaces still do not support Black women and other women of color in understanding our varying personalities? Other demographics are quicker to acknowledge different personality types among their peers, so why is it so different for Black women? With us, it’s assumed we should be “performing” or “managing the feelings of others around us.” And if we aren’t, we face projections and judgments. How is it that we still lack supportive spaces for Black women and women of color? Why doe...

Everything related to the future of Black women and girls, focusing on projections and creating space to prepare for what lies ahead. I am using this platform as an outlet to connect with other like-minded black women and women of color to begin a very real conversation. Think of this space as a round table where we can begin a conversation about our future. What are your thoughts about our future? The future of young girls - future women women of a big age? We want to discuss various topics/issues that impact us and find real solutions that support us in the future. I want to share some of my perspectives on where I believe the world is headed, simply based on my personal experiences and societal observations. I will also share some of my own experiences here and there but I primarily would like to reserve this space for healthy discussion with the end goal of changing things for us for the better. I think that society has lumped us all in one, while we remain underserved and unheard....

Welcome to my little space. I created this blog as an outlet and a productive platform to share and foster healthy dialogue and communication. I hope this is the start of something that exceeds the internet and transitions us into action, taking steps toward a more secure and thriving future for Black women and women of color, for girls, and for generations to come. This has been strongly on my heart and mind, and I want each of you to know that I see you and I care. Even if I don't personally know you, I hope this is the start of building a true foundation and establishing a more peaceful, prosperous future for us all. I really want us to start being a bit more selfish for ourselves. To start prioritizing our needs for the future. To have the AUDACITY to be intentional about securing a future for ourselves. I realize, as I consider the experiences of Black women and girls for generations, how we've always been "fighting" to be seen or to sustain within the confines...