𝔸𝕕𝕒𝕖𝕫𝕖- In Igbo it means daughter of the king or chief. She is a woman who knows who she is. She is confident, hard working, a leader and respected by her works and not only her title. For me Adaeze reminds me that I am a child of God. The daughter of the king of all kings. And in knowing who I am I must remember to whom I belong. That strengthens me when I am weary. It emboldens me to lead when my feet are shaken. It charges me with the desire to make sure my actions match my worlds and reflect the honor I have been graced with. We women, especially Black women often grow weary in a world that forgets to say our names in the fight for justice, in a world where statistically we are less likely to thrive if we even survive. It is ok to sit in that weariness but for a moment. But we must never KEEP our heads down. Look up! Look up in prayer, look up in hope, look up and step forward confidently in the role of Adaeze and all the graves you deserve. “And it's crazy, it seems it'll never let up, but please, you got to keep your head up”- Tupac (at Montgomery County, Maryland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCGXXRVDQpF/?igshid=n4q023234p7d