As I’ve scrolled through my timeline this week I’ve been inundated with the blatant reality that the society I live in has no interest in protecting Black women. Yes, this society loves to praise and admire Black women for their “Black girl magic.” It loves to tell our stories of triumph and perseverance. It has no problem appropriating our style, swag, or trendy colloquialisms. However, when it comes down to the moment we need someone to step into the fire with us and defend

“For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” ~ Mark 10:45 Recently I’ve been discussing the concept of “purpose” a lot with people. Rather you’re a person of deep faith or a non-believer we all experience a desire to understand & embrace our life’s purpose. It is in our human nature to inquire about what it is we’re doing here on Earth. And because of the different worlds I navigate through these conversations h