I had to repost this! @essence @badgalriri @huffpostwomen @unwomen @serenawilliams @issarae @ava #Repost @thewordyphoenix ă»ă»ă» Amidst all the selfies i've taken in my life this feels like the most vein thing i have ever done but hear me out. This is my late participation in the #imperfectboss #thetruthrebellion ===== So here is why I don't answer to 'albino' or 'white girl' when it's yelled at me in the streets. I know that everyone who does it is not tryimg to be rude but the thing is from a very early age my mother had me understand that she gave me a name for a reason; to be answered and known. Yes and I know we're all woke now and socially aware and maybe you consider it a privilege to have 'black girl' or 'Indian girl' or whatever called after you in the streets as you sachet about your business. To which i say, big up yuh self. The thing is I don't believe my accestors fought as hard as they did so that I could be reduced to becomng known as one physical attribute. No I don't expect this to make anyone stop doing it because people do so love being contrary. Hey but it keeps getting asked so here you go mystery solved. Also, I didn't call myself an inspiration i promise. Honwestly i dont think i ever could bring myself to say such a thing about myself with the mountains of failures I'm still levelling out.đ I'm just a woman tryong to do my best everyday just like you and who fails and succeeds at it at the flip of a coin. I also just happen to not be able to find you till you're standing like 3 inches from my nose aswell đ P.S. don't think that word is going to disappear from my vocabulary either. I don't believe in giving words power in that way. Again another personal philosophy but I deal in the language of words so i have a lot of philosophies reguarding them so we'll have a conversation about it someday maybe.












