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today's Baba the day is
Black women
in education
Yes, this topic is
I would say very important to me because as a black woman
Going to school for education. It plays a big role in my life because
I'm surrounded by a woman that went to school
My mom who went to school did a lot of things sacrifice a lot of things with the school, you know work two jobs
so clear of a household and
did all the above beyond and also
seen professors people I worked with and friends of mine doing the same thing
were different but overall we're still black women and we are going to school to make
a
difference into better ourselves
also like I said it is
Excuse me international women's month and I wanted to focus on black women because you know y'all know shoot
I'm here for my people
So this topic I always wanted to talk about but I just wanted to talk about it
I was trying to talk about it separately like I was like oh further down the line. So well education period
but then I'm like, you know
Why not just talk about black women and how you know education is involved too?
So the vibe of the day is black women
Impacting with education
Or it probably be called black women
in education
Or black women. I don't know y'all y'all to see y'all just not only have black women education in LA
So let's get into it
I feel like when it comes to education
Women has black women has a big impact when it comes to education and I say this because
By me being in college, it goes to hbcu and doing my research. It is like
Sutton stone that we are like
At the top of the pyramid when it comes to education
Especially when it comes to getting a higher level of education because like I said like within the previous um
Podcasts talk about a woman's worth. It's been times where we were not able to do certain stuff
We wouldn't be able to do certain stuff because
us being women
And then when you think about it, you will always think about a man
having a higher level of education and having a
high, you know
IQ and all that bull, but
Now and today this entry today black women are very very intelligent
Black women are taking over the world, especially by just having a college degree period
So shout out to all my black women out there like y'all we are very very very educated and don't let nobody take that away from you because
Man, it's not easy
It's not easy like I'm saying like trying to balance your personal life
Even if you have kids whatever the case may be just trying to balance your life in general going to school and whatever you do
It's hard like it's hard like right now. I see how it is
It's so hard. I feel like ever since I started community day when I started college. I was in community college
It was so hard trying to balance life because you know during the pandemic. That was one thing
I was just so blown about I had just graduated out of high school
It was just so blown then working a job
You know because like okay, you got a high school is on you now
No, mommy. No daddy like telling you what to do is on you
And I feel like once you turn 18
It's stuff like that basically you get out of high school period is like, okay
You're on your own like your support system is going to be here, of course, but
You're on your own when it comes to the decision making because this is your future on the line
like your parents and your guardian prepares you for
What life will be but now you reached that point in a certain age. We're okay
Do you want to continue this educational journey?
You know, you want to go to college you want to go to community college won't go to a trade school, you know
Go to the Navy service or whatever
Or you know go work full-time without the case may be but I just feel like
If anybody's out there, that's you know, not in the 20s 30s 40s, you know, like under us like you know, you're still in the
Teenagers about to be adults. Please make the best decision you can especially when it comes to the younger girls out there
Trust me. I know it's not easy especially when it comes to pursuing a degree
But I'm gonna tell you this all the nights where you don't have no sleep
You wake up and you just feel like you only had like an hour or two. We lucky if you get an hour of sleep
No two hours sleep. Maybe you lucky if you get any sleep period
Just basically
Busting your ass to get to where your it's gonna pay off. I'm telling you
I always say, you know, go hard no days off because you gotta keep grinding. You gotta keep on keep on keep keep on
especially when it comes to education, especially if you're trying to
Pursue a career that you have been dreaming of
Or you just you know, so happen to fall in love with why not do it? Like don't give up on that and then also
Don't let nobody distract you
That's one of the many things that people will try to do is try to get you off track
Especially if they not on the same track as you and I'm not just saying like within a dating world
I'm talking about like family friends certain people do that because they be jealous and I'm gonna tell you straight up
Don't let anyone or anyone else
Don't let anyone or anything
Try to take you off of what you're doing, especially when it comes to your education
Especially when it comes to your career, even if you're not even in college right now
Even if y'all in high school when you listen to me shout out to y'all too
Keep going get that high school diploma get that college degree
Get them certificate them certifications
Get all that while you can especially if you're young
Keep going and if you're older I support y'all too because this is not easy period like I said
I witnessed my mother
raised three kids
working two jobs
And going to school while still trying to have a personal life to get an education to get better in her career
it doesn't matter
When you start and how old you start as long as you start
Especially when it comes to us black women because like I said with them a last episode of women's worth
When it comes to us women
Black women at that people always have that narrative that oh, we have to be strong. We have to be superwoman
Sometimes you can't always be
Superwoman sometimes we have the moments where we crash out
But when it comes to the education, yes, we're gonna crash out
But we're gonna always remain humble and always remember this process
I started I have to finish to get to that finish line, you know
I tell people all the time do what's best for you
I want to community college because I said I'm gonna community college to get a social degree no start off
But how my mom did and go all the way up
You know, some people go straight for the bachelor's. I shoot. I'm here for do what you can
And make sure you're doing it for you because a lot of people also be like, oh, I'm just going to school for my mother
My father to prove a point to them
You don't want to waste your time because that time you can't get back
Especially when it comes to education, you know when we in high school, we're using high school
If you are in high school, whatever y'all know at times it's like what the fuck I'm doing here
Like what I'm doing here and then you got to remain you got to remember you got to like really remain calm
But you always got to remember to like I'm doing this for a purpose
Because you need an education regardless. I feel like we need an education regardless
Some type of shape or form even if you have a high school diploma or g ed
Long as you have some proof of education
Now I know a lot of people like oh my god, bud Beyonce no no god of education
You don't know that even though you know people will be like that
Y'all don't know because a lot of things people keep behind closed doors
Especially when it comes to education. I'm not really allowed to y'all
Certain things we do in our life, especially when it comes to education
We keep it on a hush
And I feel like once you get to college that's where things are on the hush because that's where shit get real
sometimes it's like
You don't want thunderbite what's going on right now because you don't got time for the lectures
Or you don't even got time for the backlash like me right now
I am
A junior but my school say I'm a senior
Because I transfer so it's like oh, I'm a junior slash senior. It's all over the place. I know it sounds crazy
Morgan
Morgan State University. What's that? How y'all doing? Like what a deaf? Go Bears
It's saying that oh
It's time for you to graduate
No, no, no
Morgan states
School of Social Work saying not right now
So I'm gonna tell y'all a little story. Hmm. Just me on education
My goal is to get
all the way
Until I can't take it no more
I'm gonna give so many degrees to the point where I can't take it no more
because I'm young
I like to explore
and I like to learn
About so many things especially when it comes to my people
And I feel like in order for you to understand you and your people go to hbcu
Go to hbcu because the pwy is not going to understand
You as much as your hbcu does now they're going to understand you depending on certain levels
Put on a deeper level go to hbcu or get some hbcu friends and talk to them or whatever
So basically make a long story short
I want to CCBC up here in Baltimore is called community college
um, Baltimore County
And they have three big campuses and two little campus
Will secondary without a one call. I want to one of the biggest ones up here
cool my experience there
It was cool
It wasn't really like how my experience is now and Morgan when it comes to my education because I'm tell y'all
I was surrounded by a lot of
people
That were
not black
They were carcassian
immigrants
yada yada yada yada
and
At one point in time not gonna lie to y'all. I did feel uncomfortable
Because when it comes to education at times
They were always trying to look down on a black woman, but little do they know
I'm just as smart as you are
you know and people always I always felt like
I wouldn't have to prove a point there, but I had to make it known like I'm not dumb
And when it comes to discussions class discussions, I don't care what classes I'll make my point now
like I had a class at CCBC called
Oh, give me your environmental science
and
If anybody know me y'all I can't stand science and math those two things I just cannot stand because it's just like
I was a fan of science like in middle school
In a little bit of high school, but once college hit I was like this science
And math has not been my favorite since elementary school probably middle school
But it's like hey, I needed I needed it. So hey, you know, I'm gonna rock out to it
but never the less y'all like I say like
by me being black or black female there and
I remember like in my environmental class my you know environmental class I count I count on one hand
How many black students it was it had to be like three or four of us
And my professor was carcading everybody in the class either carcading or you know like another race
And sometimes
And we had to wear masks because it was during the pandemic. That's when it's semi lifted up, you know
This is like 2021. Yeah 2021 what I went back was September or August. I think the end of August
So I just remember like, you know, you know, like in beginning of school and high school in college, you know
First week of school first two three weeks school, you know, you got to get used to everything first week, you know
This introduction that you know, like in the field of drifts like week is like you said my about to get into it in third week
Like, okay, you should have something down pat after the third week. Everything should be smooth sailing like you should know
What's going on with pop?
So I'm gonna say like if I was like
Week
Because seven or eight. Mind you, I have a carcading professor. She's a female at that
We were think we were talking about the water system
Let me retract it was before spring breaks. So that was like
Week eight or nine. Let's say
Talk about the water system and she made a comment that just run me the wrong way and it was about, you know
Um, it's about the water system and then how it runs in the world like how this running this place that places
She says about Africa
It threw me off because she was like those people it didn't look that mean a few other black people
now
Um, even though we had the mask on, you know, your eyes can tell your eyebrows or stuff or rise up and it's just like that
My eyebrows raised up so bad y'all so this one because like are you trying to degrade us?
African-american
people
when it comes to education
And I'm so glad that somebody that was a part of
My community put her in her place to educate her
Because it's just like at times like I said when it comes to us African-american people
People from other races do not think that we're smart
because of all these
I call them rumors false narratives that happen going on for years and years and years that old black people are dumb
They're saying that what?
baby
As a black person sorry y'all that's my dog in a bag with his little tap shoes and shaking and everything
So if you hear him, it's just Roscoe. So
Hello, Roscoe
But people fell realize like black people are very smart especially when it comes to women
Like come on now. Look at all these amazing
African-american activists that we have back then up until now
Don't play with us like a black girl magic black girl power everything black girl. I love about us
Okay, don't play with us because black women have played a significant role in shaping education both as educators
and as students as educators they have been like
able to advocate and able to
access education for all students practically to those that's in you know
messed up communities like for instance, I'm from Baltimore
There's some places where I'm from that in the community is messed up and it's so crazy because
Like I was ever born on
If you were to ever look up
the education rates like, you know test scores and stuff
Versus when I was in school that was like oh high school. I'm gonna say this year make four years if I'm in that high school
Uh middle school
I
Must say eight years
Yeah, I'm gonna say eight
I think it's eight. I'm not sure y'all that was 2016. I'm probably doing a math wrong
But whatever if you just compare the test scores, but you know, they had in my opinion we had msa
um
What's the other ones msa?
They ate something
Never let y'all if y'all was to ever sit down take your time and look at the test scores from when I went to school until now
like when my sister was going to school
it's like
pros and cons pro because you know, we got all the the good schools up here poly western city
Dumbbar, I'm a quiver on there because we stupid. I'm not stupid. I graduated like
top 20 in my class so
but
Anyway, like when you think of born more they be like, okay, thank you them kids stupid now
I'll say this there are some amazing students out here versus some, you know, they just don't care because they're not motivated
And I tell people all the time like at times
Education is not for everybody if they don't have that type of push
You know in order for a person to do something
I feel like too especially for a black person order for us to really do something
We gotta have some support. You gotta be my moral support. You gotta really push me especially to
Get shit done especially with education like doing anything
Educational like y'all I'ma tell y'all
When I was little I couldn't stand doing homework. That was a no
Boiner in time and fall back to push and push and push
You know when you little like your parents would threaten you be like, oh you want to do this
You better do homework first. I'm like that. Y'all it was too many times
Like I felt like I was getting stuff like my tv time and stuff took it away from me. I said look
I think I'm motivated enough to do some homework
And that was this then like I come straight home is homework like I would do homework and I've been that way like
This happened when I was in pre-k in nervous since then
All the way up till now
When I come home is straight homework and I feel like we need to mold that into our children
It's the rest of our african-american children, you know, even though they don't
They don't want to do it
Still gotta get done because you still gotta get a you still gotta get a good diploma
Even if you go to college, you still gotta have education period whatever you're doing you like you still need to have education
Because if you don't people try to take advantage of you if you don't know
So at least something, you know people try to take advantage of you and I don't like that
especially with the new generation coming up. I'm fear for them because
It's a lot
It's a lot going on
So that's why I salute all the black women out there
That take their time every day to teach especially that are in
You know the school system like I really really
Really appreciate y'all like I even had teachers
That were african-american women that put it impacted on my life from elementary school middle school
high school
College too when I came to Morgan that's where I felt like okay
This one understands me not a lot even ccbc two women and pat me see what it was one woman of ccbc
That really really impacted me and that was my
My technology teacher y'all imagine taking computer science
during a pandemic
A disaster I know but when you ask about your corner that sees and you know be hard on you
But they will leave you and help you
Bless their heart especially a black and she was a black woman. She's a black woman. Shout out to her
so
But yes black women teachers have often been leaders in their school
school
advocates, you know changing the reflection on a diverse experience of students challenges
And within the education sense something like I said
Shout out to y'all black women even if you're not in the even if you're not a teacher if you're involved in the school system period
In the parents too black black women
That are parents guardians whatever shout out to y'all too because like I said y'all put it in the impact on the children
And when it comes to education that's one of the many things that we have to keep in mind that we have to keep on
We have to keep pushing and having to make sure that they understand that
You have to have education
Because without it people are going to take advantage of you there we go
People will take advantage of you like I said
By me being an african-american and when I went to community college. I felt left out at times basically because of my
My color people look at me like how you know that like I never forget y'all
I know you're probably like dang you got so many stories like come on stay on the court. I'm sorry y'all y'all know how I am
I had intro
Honest intro to women's studies and that was where I had my first
african-american professor
And we will always talk about you know expect we would talk about women because it's an intro to women's class
You know we talk about everything impacting the women and I always would talk about a black woman because
For one once again
It probably was only like four black women in my class two were from nigeria
But one girl I think she was black, but
She wasn't a city girl and when I say city girl
I mean like she wasn't raised in the city because you got you had
Baltimore County and Baltimore City. I'm from Baltimore City. So that's what it's like, okay
You know what be going on in the city, you know, you hear and see all this crazy. Yeah. She was in Baltimore County
So it's different, you know
And if you're not familiar
Baltimore City, I would say as people say oh, that's the rowdy side
Baltimore County is like all the sweet and wholesome
I feel like it's the same thing, but I feel like the city got more on the county
Nevertheless and also the college was in the county. So shit
So I was around about a lot of county girls. So I guess I say
And I will always bring up basically I always bring up, you know scenarios impacting the black woman and also
By me being a city girl by me being, you know, raised in the city
How is different from how it is out how it was when I was out there, you know being around in the stuff
And then and it was kind of Chris is like, okay, you're in the same room with a lot of black women
You're the same room with a few black women. Excuse me any in the room with a lot of
Caucasian women
Some will be like, oh my gosh
They want to learn more sincerely and some be like, I don't want to hear that
And one day we had a conversation and the girl the black girl who's from
Um, Baltimore County, you know, like we say how it is growing up for a black woman and my professor had
similarities to me when it came to growing up the girl that was in the black community
That's in the black community, but even Baltimore County was like, I didn't experience half of that stuff
And it took a toll on me because I'm like
Bro, we're black
so, you know, like
When you were from the city, you know, you you expect for your people your peers to, you know, experience at least some of the stuff
You went to of course versus the county you might not hear that but I feel like
She says she was lived in the city, but then she moved into counties. I was like
Maybe the county had we know
War off on her like I get rubbed on her, you know, so all that city nonsense like out the door
but I get it but it had me star struck because I was like
I was just talking about her education now had to break it down to her because I was like, you know, I'm a city girl
I'm from Baltimore city
But I went to Baltimore County school. I went to a Baltimore County school
I went to the Baltimore County school
Like in the beginning of my high school year as a freshman
And then I went in the city and now I'm back for college in the county
So I like I was telling her like when come to education. I will say this the county is ahead of a city
You know, body
Has a city girl going into the county
And being around other county girls is like they were ahead of me
As certain certain subjects like science, of course like science and math you won't be ahead of me
But when they come in that English baby, nobody could be ahead of me when it was on paper
The writing paper what come on? You don't you don't want none of that
But I will say like she did make a point when it came to education for black for black kids
And the county for her was that
They are ahead within the city and they are and if you was to sit and compare
black kids
In the city versus in the county
Test scores of baby the comparison will be very different because like I said
I want to I was the county I went to Parkville
That's in the county from where I'm Baltimore city
Baltimore County
And when I transferred to back in the city going to a city school
I went to merville mergenthaler. That's not that's literally down the street from Morgan. I'm already live to y'all
I was ahead
Of my class
Because the things that they were learning
I already learned
So when I feel like too when it comes to the education system now like with charter schools private schools
in city county schools
I feel like
It's it's crazy. I feel like you know, they supposed to be on the same level
But you got to think you know, you got private school for a reason you got charter schools for a reason my siblings go to a charter school
And the stuff they learning I know is ahead of they those headed their peers
At their others at other schools because it's not they be saying something was doing they're doing I wasn't
I wasn't
Getting taught that last year like when not last year, but when I was in high school
Unless I probably was in the county versus in the city
because up here they always labeled city kids like
dumb
Because they never took education series
When you look at it's like bro. Now you have all these black educators there, especially the black women there to help them with education
Things will put a huge impact on to them because they understand black women understand
Black women know how it is
Black women have been there within academics. They break in barrels and have paid the way for the future generation
You know, they have contributed to research teaching
In administration and having enriching the field of education and enhancing opportunities for students of all backgrounds
But I feel like
A black woman
That's an educational field or that's able to teach anything like that
Have a stronger connection with black children because they understand they've been in their shoes before or they know how it is
Period as a black person with education and that's why I want to be a soul a school social school social workers
Because I understand I know how it is sometimes, you know, when you're in class
You don't feel motivated. Sometimes you need somebody to help you. You need to fight that
You know, you're saying complex and everything like that. Sometimes even your same gender because you know sometimes
Younger females are not going to really want to talk to a male. They need to talk to an older woman
Older females, you know, let help them pay the way understand
So I understand that's why I feel like it's my calling to be a social worker and to be in the presence of
Probably middle school or high school kids
Children, excuse me because they needed the most especially when middle school because they just got out of high school
I mean just kind of elementary school
Preparing for high school. So they're like they're in the middle. That's why it's like junior high
Like they just got out of elementary, but they're on their way to high school and that right there is where like
Things get tough education gets tough because you know what they say like, you know
After you leave elementary school or that, you know, helping and it's not going to be the same in middle school
depending on where you went to school at
And it's true because once you get to high school
Baby, you're on your own. That's when like, you know
Middle school to prepare you education while it comes like how you will be in high school
Maybe in college and you know, they would pay you for switching classes how to get to the class within five three minutes
Y'all, I don't know who I did was to make it three minutes because maybe if my class all we're going to four four
I'm on the second four. How the hell I'm going to race up in stats while it's like
uh, 50 other people
like come on
Boy, hey, it happens like y'all like I tell y'all I hear my siblings they in high school. They be like, oh
They're scheduled is very hard like oh, I got class at 11 33 and it ends at 12 30 30. Oh, I'd be like, huh?
Whatever and I got to get to this class within three minutes. I'm like, how are you on the second floor? You gotta get to the fourth floor
I don't know. They must got magic, but
back then when I was in high school, baby, I'm taking my time because
I'm taking my time because they didn't have elevators so they had elevators but it wasn't for us, you know, so
That's why college I take advantage of every elevator I see okay
Because in high school middle school elementary school, we could not get on those only staff and then
the students that needed it the most
Other than that
Then walking upstairs days are
Over that's why every elevator I see in school at my university. I'm on it
But yes, y'all when it comes to
Women that is impacted with education, especially black women. They paved the way
Educated black women period. We paved the way. Y'all really paid the way because
Like black women
Scholars have brought attention to
issues such as like within race gender in like class within educational discourse
pushing for more in-depth and diverse perspectives
and developing and policy making now y'all let me say all the policy making
I'm not big on
Policy stuff like that, but social media. I had to take a policy class not gonna lie
At times I felt like I didn't know what the heck was going on
But in the time I like reading read over the notes and listening to the professor. Okay
I get what the policy is and I'm gonna tell y'all too
Women a lot of black women are impacted with all the things I just said when came the race
gender in class within discussing how like to push for more advocacy within
diversity and developing a policy making by just being able to help students in general
To understand what's going on because sometimes I feel like also
I feel like I understand more from a black professor versus a carcassian and the only reason why because
Black professors are going and teachers
instructors
Any but coaches mentors social workers anything like that that's impacted with how willing to educate students
Clients whatever it is that you're going to be able to do
Educate students
Clients whatever
We'll understand us more and we'll tell us
Plain Jane what it is and don't sugarcoated
And I reason why I say sugarcoated because I felt like when I was growing up and I did have like carcassian teachers and professor
I felt like they just wasn't trying to get straight to the point and I understand
But now I'm older. It's like okay. I rather you know
Tell me what it is then sugarcoated because it's gonna have me lost like, you know
Some people need to give it straightforward, especially with black children. I feel like give it to us straightforward
We're gonna understand and it's gonna make it more better to understand because
Nobody want to be sugarcoating, you know playing, you know around the fence
We need to know what it is and how it is especially come when it comes to education
like I tell y'all
having to go to a hbcu and
Finally understanding most of the stuff that I didn't understand as much it makes me feel more better
about myself and about how
I'm learning and preparing for the world because
I just at times be like I don't think
Because we had discussion in my diversity class that I have every Tuesday one Tuesday
We had it
The last Tuesday was like, do you think an african-american?
You know, we feel comfortable having a carcassian therapist council social worker and everybody said no because
The simple was answered is they wouldn't understand us
And sometimes you'd be surprised at some carcassian people in other race that do understand you
But like I understand too. I was like, you know, it is it will be better to deal with
an african-american like me because they understand there, you know, they'll be like, okay
This how we're going to solve the issue
Ex-Lindy, you know, they know how to
Basically understanding they get where I'm coming from and
And we need that, you know, so
Especially when it comes to the education, we need that especially when it comes to our children. They need it
So when it comes to education, we got to be really big on it
So as also
also
as students black women have demoted
their time
and
determined in the face of
adversity
Despite facing discrimination and batteries to access
batteries to access they have excited
y'all
They like black women we we really really really did a lot
We really are doing a lot
when it comes to this academy and have
In having become leaders in the community
By pursuing higher education and achieving
success black women has challenged the stereotype in
inspired others to pursue their education aspirations
Overall the impact of black women on education is profound and fair reaching
shaping not only the lives of individual students, but also the direct of educational institutions and policies
So like I said, shouts are all I've been living out there. There's getting that degree. There's getting that GED
There's getting that high school diploma. There's getting them certifications. There's fighting for our country and x-y-n-c
I
Appreciate y'all and I love y'all deeply because I'm telling y'all this shit ain't easy and I
Applaud y'all and I'm here for y'all because y'all are doing something
That back then people would told us today if it was still going on that we wouldn't be nothing and we ain't gonna matter
But we changed that narrative and we doing with that
Yeah
We couldn't be okay
So I want you to notice baby
Keep going keep going and telling you at the finish line
And if you feel the need that you know, I got this I got to this level. I want to go to level three and fold
You know, you know, you got level one some people go to get their associates agree
Or you got level one bachelor's level two of the masters level three that doctor it
go forward
You know certifications whatever it is keep going. Don't stop if you don't want to if you do know
You want to keep going keep going? But i'm telling you if you getting your bachelor's right now, don't stop
Keep going. I'm telling you once you stop. You don't want to go back
Same thing in high school if you almost done keep going
Don't stop because once you stop you're gonna be more un-motivated
Keep going
To all my beautiful women out there black women out there keep going. Don't stop. I applaud y'all
Even though we are complete strangers to each other. I still support my black women
Like they say i'm a girl's girl. No, i'm a black girls girls
Like I support all my black girls. It's not to be you know, racist or nothing, but it's like
We have it hard
And we need to come together and let it be known that we hear for each other
Because at the end of the day my sister
My sisters
We are really some bad ass intelligent
amazing
Advocate women that people fail to realize
People honestly fail to realize that we are more than just our looks
We are more than what you stereotype us as because what you see on social media
No, we're more than that
Like we're able to you know sometimes if you want to get a little bit of it, but when it's time to hit them books
You know do what I gotta do. I'm a touchy-roll my ass to what I gotta do
You know, but it's always to like I always leave the same, you know
It's still playtime if my business not, you know handled
You know, I'm not going out unless I finish everything, you know
Business first pleasure later
Party and all that later because I got shit to do because I'm telling you
Whatever you were doing right now. It's all gonna pay off baby girl. You're getting that high school diploma
I'm telling you if you get out of house once you go to that a house going made a decision
What you want to do make sure it's the right decision and make sure you're comfortable
Even if you do it do not go to college just remain humble and always remember that you are gonna be something
Don't give up on yourself
To my girls that are in college that just started college probably a couple months ago
Remain sane, baby. Just just the beginning
So enjoy it while you can
So my girl is that's in the middle, you know, sophomore junior. Yeah, baby
You almost there and almost at that finish line. We almost there
It's in my girls. Let's act that finish line big shout out to y'all because it's not easy
But you did it and to everybody out there that's just getting the grease and doing what you got to do
I salute y'all doing big things like I said girls in the service
Whatever you're doing to all my black women out there in general. I applaud y'all and I salute to y'all and as always
I wish you guys nothing but peace and blessings
Please be safe out here. It's getting warm out here
So, you know take the time to let your head down enjoy yourself do for you my black woman
And as always you guys will hear from me
Next Wednesday, it may be Voxco. Good y'all here in the background walking like he don't have any sense
But it's held in y'all be safe. I love y'all. Bye