Celebrating Black Women: Strength, Struggles, and Stories with Black Fluid Poet
Black women have been running this motherfucking country for over 400 years in the backdrop in the meetings after church, in the quote-unquote- bible studies.
What does it mean to truly celebrate the strength of Black women? In this episode of 'Black Fluid Poet', John S. Blake takes us on a poetic journey that honors the resilience and power of Black women. Through heartfelt poetry and personal stories, Blake sheds light on the historical and ongoing struggles they face, touching on the intersectionality of race, gender, and class.
You'll hear reflections on how media representation and cultural appropriation affect Black women, along with a call for allyship and education to support their voices and experiences. Blake also shares their own journey towards self-discovery and decolonization, highlighting the role of spirituality and community in healing. This episode isn't just about the challenges; it's a celebration of the unseen strength and contributions of Black women, urging listeners to join the fight for social justice and equality.
With a mix of raw emotion and powerful insights, this episode promises to be both inspiring and thought-provoking.