Category: Culture
Women Are the Source, Not the Punchline
“It is not inclusive to sit silent while people mock the beauty and humanity of women. That is not progress—it is plain old misogyny. The same misogyn [...]
Affirmations for Children Told to Stay Silent to Protect Culture
From SurvivorAffirmations.com
They told you to stay quiet so we could look strong.They told you to smile so we wouldn’t make people uncomfortable [...]
When the World Shakes, So Do We—On Purpose
There will be days when the grief is too loud.The news too cruel.The silence too sharp.The body too heavy.
And still—We dance.
Not to escape.But t [...]
Back to Natural
This documentary outlines the ways in which race, identity, and hair are all related and offers a compassionate viewpoint on issues that affect Af [...]
Radical Self-Love in a Miserable World
✦ [SurvivorAffirmations.com] ✦
Dear Survivor,
If they take the time—their time—to step into your spaces just to insult you, your culture, your joy, [...]
🌍 The Sacred Right to Take Up Space
You were not created to be small.You were not born to be a whisper in someone else’s legacy.You are not furniture in someone else's story —You are the [...]
Sound, Spirit, and Survival: How Alice Coltrane Held Sacred Space
✍🏽 For SurvivorAffirmations.com
Some Survivors find their way through words.Some through silence.And some—like Alice Coltrane—find their way through [...]
The Afro was Banned but never Broken #afro #blackculture #naturalhair #banned (Shadow.seekers4)
@shadow.seekers4 The Afro was Banned but never Broken #afro #blackculture #naturalhair #banned ♬ original sound - Shadow Seekers
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Unlock the Power of Dreadlocks #dreadlocks #ancienthistory #naturalhair (Shadow.Seeker4 on TikTok)
@shadow.seekers4 Unlock the Power of Dreadlocks #dreadlocks #ancienthistory #naturalhair ♬ original sound - Shadow Seekers
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🖤 Affirmations for Black Girls Who Had to Be Strong Too Soon
Let this be your softness. Your sanctuary. Your yes.
I was never supposed to carry all that weight—but I did. And I honor the girl who survived [...]