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Oh! Also. If you’re wondering who i voted for, you’re not wondering about the right things.
I kind of quiet about politics online because I’m very passionate about many things, always have been, and i know it’s not my calling to share certain things. So i don’t.
I kind of quiet about politics online because I’m very passionate about many things, always have been, and i know it’s not my calling to share certain things. So i don’t.
But i do remember being a little girl and watching Selma, Lord, Selma with @jurneesmollett and making a decision that i would forever care about every election - local and all the way up.
Black women weren’t always allowed to vote. So i work my butt off to take it seriously AND
Black women weren’t always allowed to vote. So i work my butt off to take it seriously AND
...have serious conversations about it with real life friends.
There’s a lot of reading and research involved. Prayer. Debate watching and sometimes even note taking during long speeches.
There’s a lot of reading and research involved. Prayer. Debate watching and sometimes even note taking during long speeches.
Even though i enjoy it, it can almost feel like a part time job (that i don’t get paid for and often want to quit) to learn and listen.
But privilege is real. We all have it in different ways.
And today, i used the privilege of having a voice. I voted. And i hope you did, too!
But privilege is real. We all have it in different ways.
And today, i used the privilege of having a voice. I voted. And i hope you did, too!
