#female unity

Lil' Kim shook up the hip-hop world when she released her studio debut 'Hard Core' in 1996. Embracing a femme fatale persona, Kim challenged gender stereotypes with songs that combined fashion and sexually explicit references with gangster rap styles. Her provocative and empowering approach set a precedent for her career, but it also helped create a lane for other women–such as today’s hitmaker Cardi B. 

“The type of things that she used to say, like I always used to like the slutty talk,” Cardi explained about Kim, in a 2017 interview with VladTV. “Like, ‘Yeah this is so cool.’ Even when I was a virgin. I think it was an alter ego thing. See, women like to feel that way.”

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Female Unity – How It Can Be Fully Achieved

In the world we live in today, women need to be each other’s biggest strengths, allies, and support system. We live in a world where men don’t have to do as much as we do before they are given better opportunities than we are. It can get very lonely as a woman at the top, middle, or even at the bottom without having other women rally around you and give…