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Surprise! We’re celebrating freedom all week lon

Surprise! We’re celebrating freedom all week long ✊🏾 introducing the limited edition Juneteenth commemorative sticker pack!!

Inspired by messages of hope, songs of joy, and the continuous fight for liberation, this sticker pack celebrates what freedom means to so many of us, including me.

Available for one week only (while supplies last) at the link in my bio! AHHH I love them so much!! p.s. do you see the holographic one?!?? 🤩

They said that your “cohabiting as man & wife we

They said that your “cohabiting as man & wife went against the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth of Virgina.” But I can think of nothing more peaceful than a love that quitely flourishes within the man-made confines of unjust law… and I can think of nothing more dignified than standing together to fight against it.

Today, we celebrate the landmark civil rights decision that invalidated laws prohibiting interracial marriage. Happy Loving Day 🖤🤍🤎

Ya know what’s fun? Trying something new!! 🥰

Ya know what’s fun? Trying something new!! 🥰 take a look at a few of the MANY amazing student projects from my @skillshare class! FUN!!!!!!!

Two things I’ve learned through these projects:
1. Y’all are veryyyyyy talented.
2. There’s a lot I don’t know. 😂

The beauty & power in advocating for what you’re passionate about is that you’re able to bring your own unique perspective to causes that others may otherwise not hear or know much about!! And when you use your own unique style & story, you’ll be able to reach your sphere of influence in ways that others never will. What a gift.

“Instagram Illustrstion: Make Shareable Art for Social Change” is available to watch now at the link in my bio, or on American Airlines inflight entertainment!! ✈️

A moment of transparency - I’ve been massively o

A moment of transparency - I’ve been massively overwhelmed. 😫

I’ve been living with this heavy, weighted feeling that my best isn’t always good enough in the justice space. Can you relate?

Many of you know that I’m often slow to speak (and you all are so kind and extend so much grace!!) This is only because I calculate every word and every piece of art carefully. Like many of you, I live & love with eyes wide open. I have a massive responsibility to be a good steward of this space and aim to do no harm as I do my own daily work of cultivating empathy & equity. Even so, the issues weigh heavily 🖤

Tulsa’s struggling for reparations. This year is on track to be the deadliest year in history for anti-trans violence. 215 bodies of Indigenous children have been discovered at a Canadian residential school. Gaza struggles to rebuild.

I’m often asked, “how do you even do this?”

I’ve recently embarked on a new, personal journey to ensure that I have a strong, firm foundation in my own daily life. That sometimes means I don’t post here… but the work doesn’t end when I’m offline. Quite the opposite, actually.

I build my life - my home - on the foundation of love. I rest in God and leave room for grace. And as I live, and learn, and carry, I often stumble across questions for which I have no answers. So, I assemble my findings, my struggles, the burdens of my heart… and I pitch a tent in the yard of my neighbor. I CAMP OUT in community, working towards collective liberation under mentors & with friends. I listen, and process, and grow. And eventually, I return to myself, and the work continues on. 🤟🏾

It’s ok if you can’t carry it all. You were not meant to. But to whatever falls into your hands, I hope that you find a rhythm in your wrestling to be a good steward too.

Hoping this moment of honesty is helpful for some of you.

To commemorate it’s centennial, I’ve spent the

To commemorate it’s centennial, I’ve spent the last few days doing in-depth research into the Tulsa Race Massacre… and I can’t exactly pinpoint what I find to be most devastating about the whole ordeal that began 100 years ago, on this day.

I think about the sheer brilliance that was Black Wall Street, and how Black residents embraced the power of the double-duty dollar - circulating their money throughout Greenwood’s Black businesses while simultaneously reinvesting that money back into the community to further it’s development. 🤯

I think about the vast & horrifying attack that demolished more than 1,200 homes, burned 35 blocks, killed more than 300 people, and left more than 10,000 without a home (for the record - around 11,000 people lived there at that time). Martial law being enacted. Airplanes raining down bullets. This is truly wild 🤦🏾‍♀️

To this day, it stands as one of the absolute worst incidents of racial violence in U.S. history.

I think about how white supremacist communities created photo postcards depicting the violence as MEMORABILIA of their crimes and distributed them amongst each other???!?!!!?! (I actually found this out AFTER I went with the postcard theme for this piece of art.)

I think about how survivors never received government assistance, restitution, or reparations for their losses, to this day, and how this event was covered up for years.

It’s my hope that as we reflect on the horrors of this tragedy, we remember a few things:

🕰 “Injustice plus time does not equal justice.” I heard this quote in Vox’s doc about the event, and it’s so true. Survivors and descendants of the victims deserve reparations.
📙 This was a textbook definition of ethnic cleansing. We must be able to know what this looks like so we can denounce it as it takes place in other parts of the world today.
💰 Black luxury is resistance. Let Black people build. Continue to support Black businesses. Don’t watch us under a microscope as we build wealth.

In loving memory of Black Wall Street 🖤 Visit @justiceforgreenwood to sign the petition.

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