The Difference Between Needing, Wanting and Having To Work.

Goddess morning Royals 👑. First give praise and worship to the All High. Work in any fashion, being school, yard, house, job, career ( because there is a difference between the too) and parenting. First, SCHOOL work is for you. You are the one who has to be educated. You are the one who has … Continue reading The Difference Between Needing, Wanting and Having To Work.

Why Aren’t These On Your Shelf?

Goddess morning Royals. First give praise and worship to the all High. If you have time purchase these for some easy and well deserved reading… Twelve:%2012%20https%3A//a.co/d/be9QYBw Death To My Twin https://a.co/d/2jq9iwK The Family Bond https://a.co/d/gb2BCc6 The Truth About Her https://a.co/d/0LfL4hO WHY THEY DON’T TELL: HE RATHER TAKE IT TO HIS GRAVE https://a.co/d/0grtzRa The Other Woman: … Continue reading Why Aren’t These On Your Shelf?

Black History Facts

Goddess morning Royals 👑. First, give praise and worship to the all High. Martin Delany – May 6, 1812 – January 24, 1885 Abolitionist, journalist, physician, writer, and arguably the first proponent of Black Nationalism. Led the Vigilance Committee that helped relocate fugitive slaves. Joined integrated militia to help defend the Black community against white … Continue reading Black History Facts

Black History Facts

Goddess morning Royals 👑. First, give praise and worship to the all High. Mary McLeod Bethune – July 10, 1875 – May 18, 1955 Educator, statewoman, philanthropist, humanitarian, and civil rights activist. President of the Southwestern Federation of Colored Women’s Club from 1920 to 1925. Founded the Daytona Beach Literary and Industrial School for Training … Continue reading Black History Facts

Black History Facts

Goddess morning Royals 👑. First, give praise and worship to the all High. Nat Turner – October 2, 1800 – November 11, 1831 Enslaved African-American who let a rebellion of slaves and free Blacks. Nicknamed “The Prophet.” He was a Christian preacher that traveled from plantation minutes to the so-called slaves about the word of … Continue reading Black History Facts

Black History Facts

Goddess morning Royals 👑. First, give praise and worship to the all High. Elijah McCoy – May 2, 1844 – October 10, 1929 Maggie Lena Walker – July 15, 1864 – December 15, 1934 Claudette Colvin – September 5, 1939 – Present Huey P. Newton, PH.D. – February 17, 1942 – August 22, 1989 Sending … Continue reading Black History Facts

Black History Facts

Goddess morning Royals 👑. First, give praise and worship to the all High. Elijah McCoy – May 2, 1844 – October 10, 1929 Canadian-American inventor and engineer. Soon of former slaves from Kentucky who escaped via Underground Railroad to Canada. Although a great financial sacrifice McCoy’s parents sent him to Edinburgh, Scotland; he studied mechanical … Continue reading Black History Facts

Black History Fact

Goddess morning Royals. First, give praise and worship to the all High. Olmecs Early as 1200 BCE to About 400 BCE The first great Mesoamerican civilization. Olmecs appeared to practice ritual bloodletting, and played the Mesoamerican ballgame, hallmarks of nearly all subsequent Mesoamerican societies. The Olmec civilization was first defined through artifacts that collectors purchased … Continue reading Black History Fact

Something Old, New, Borrowed & You

Goddess morning Royals 👑. First give praise and worship to the all High. Something old can be become something new. Clothes can be changed into something new vintage style if you dare. All that can’t fit becomes someone else’s new dress the homeless in style. Shoes that you feel is last season or dated comes … Continue reading Something Old, New, Borrowed & You

Drought and Shortage

Goddess morning Royals 👑. First give praise and worship to the all High. We are in a recession, depression, inflation, because of a pandemic and epidemic. Let’s talk community property arrangements. Most aren’t going to like this and most are going to think 💭 I’m crazy but if you think about it, it’s probably a … Continue reading Drought and Shortage