Survivor Affirmations
Survivor Affirmations

Pam Grier: The Woman Who Never Waited for Permission to Be Powerful

Esther Rolle Was Called a Troublemaker. Her Answer Was, “But So Be It.”

Solange: Women Living Outside of the Expectations of Others

Florida A&M Marching 100: They Gave Dolly Parton Her Flowers Like Black HBCU Bands Do

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 13, 20260

A great Black marching band performance is not casual praise. It is labor as praise. Somebody had to

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Dance is a Weapon, a Womb, and a Journey Back to Ourselves

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 9, 20260

They tried to bury us, but they didn’t know we were seeds. And we dance where they tried

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Your Usefulness is Something You Give. Your Worth is Something YOU Have.

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 8, 20260

Sometimes people, even high-profile people push their fans and admirers away because THEY realize that they were performing

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Survivor Affirmations: Solidarity is Reciprocal

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 8, 20260

  Where did people get this bizarre idea that solidarity doesn’t require respect and reciprocity…at a minimum? If

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Sugar Ray Leonard Knew How to Fight. That Did Not Mean He Held the Power

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 7, 20260

Sugar Ray Leonard knew how to fight. By his early twenties, the quiet kid from Palmer Park, Maryland,

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Greg Louganis Was One of the Strongest Athletes in the World. That Didn’t Make Him Safe.

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 7, 20260

Greg Louganis knew what it meant to command his body. At the height of his career, he could

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Cathy Hughes and The Quiet Storm: Healing on the Airwaves

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 6, 20260

“Good evening, sweetheart…”Those few words, whispered through radios across America, weren’t just an introduction—they were an invitation. An

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Survivor Affirmations: I Am Allowed to Be More than My Worst Decision

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 6, 20260

Maybe we don’t have more talented female singers in mainstream markets these days because we never learned how

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Nell Carter: A Voice That Refused to Break

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 5, 20260

When I was a child, Nell Carter was one of my favorite entertainers. She still is. I had

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Survivor Affirmations: I Have the Courage to Expand and Not Shrink

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There is a particular kind of courage nobody talks about enough. It is the courage to remain recognizable

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Survivor Affirmation: I Love and Approve of Myself No Matter What

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🌟 Affirmation I love and approve of myself, no matter what. I am a valuable person and make

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Survivor Affirmations: I Love My Uniqueness

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I love myself for my uniqueness.I value myself because I am different. I am exactly as I am

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They Loved the Style, Not the Black Woman: Esther Jones and the Betty Boop Lesson

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 5, 20260

Exploitation is a hand that smiles while taking. It praises your light, then sells your flame. It calls

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10 Lessons the African Drongo Bird Teaches Us About Manipulation

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 5, 20260

Most of us have the capacity to manipulate at times. We may exaggerate, avoid difficult conversations, or try

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Survivor Affirmations: Lessons From the Female Elephant on Survival

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 5, 20260

There is a question women are asked to answer that we were never really equipped to answer. How

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Across the Water: We Were Never Surviving Alone

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 4, 20260

There is a way of telling Black history that can accidentally leave Black Americans standing alone. We learn

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SurvivorAffirmations: You Do Not Have to Become a Tragedy Before We See You

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 3, 20260

Sometimes a woman does not need another person telling her to be strong. She has been strong all

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The Scar Is Not the Whole Story: What Miss World Uganda’s Extraordinary Gown Asked Us to See

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 3, 20260

There are dresses designed to make us look. Then there are dresses designed to make us understand. When

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The Day the Women Came Together: The Nigerian Women’s War of 1929

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 3, 20260

It began with a question at a woman’s home. Not a battlefield. Not a government building. Not a

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Naomi Osaka: They Mocked Her When She Was Hurting. Now They Mock Her for Shining

info@wesurviveabuse.comSeptember 2, 20260

I can’t. Some of the loudest fashion critics of Naomi Osaka are at work right now dressed like

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I Don’t Remember a World Before Dolly Parton

info@wesurviveabuse.comAugust 25, 20260

I think some artists enter your life so early that you cannot remember becoming a person without them.

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The Afro-Peruvian Woman Who Started Telling the Story She Couldn’t Find

info@wesurviveabuse.comAugust 24, 20260

Natalia Barrera Francis did not have to invent an Afro-Peruvian history. It was already there. Generations of Afro-Peruvian

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Survivor Affirmation: I Was Not Raised with Silver Spoons, But with Iron Will

info@wesurviveabuse.comAugust 24, 20260

🌟 Affirmation 🌟 I was not raised with silver spoons, but with iron will.The hood taught me rhythm,

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Gary, Indiana Needs Us Right Now: Here Is How You Can Help

info@wesurviveabuse.comAugust 24, 20260

Gary, Indiana is hurting. On August 11, 2026, powerful storms tore through Northwest Indiana with winds reported as

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