​Black Women, you are it! You are the magic wrapped up tight in everything. You take those wonder thunder mints and incessantly make life a hit! You make hits on the entrepreneur stage and your scent breathes change. You are so it! You make hits as mothers, guiding and raising young thirsty minds, to let them know they are worthy of all things at all times. Your full cup of inspiration with a dash of determination, gives birth to a wealth of sista-hood that helps to run nations. You are so it!  You were meant to be everywhere and you are. You earned it. No one can tell our stories like the black woman. You are it! Every time I turn around you are encouraging your sistas, lifting up your brothas, your community and anyone who will give attention to listen. You're a queen on a mission. Nothing or no one can stop you. Keep on queening!

I gladly welcome back all of the fashion mamas. I'm certainly not done with the papas because you already know black men win on my end. It's Black History Month so we have to be extra. Savannah did Mr. James get a look at his sweet sensation? Gurrrrl please do not stop rocking that sophisticated magic. Look at those pretty legs. You are everything in that short boss mama dress. Gimmie all those feathers on that lovely black (don't crack) dress. I'll take the shoes too! I think no one is waiting up for you (maybe Lebron) so have fun with the girls and keep striking a pose. You look great!

Every lady needs a dress like this. It is the perfect summer saucy dress for date night or girl's night. Either way, Mrs. Savannah has her hands on her hips to let you know that Black History is American History and melanated women always keep some glow and some shine with a dash of fierceness, up their spines. You are explosively giving off hypnotic energy. Gimmie that pretty attire with that goddess aura. 

Special moments just got upgraded when elegant hooked up with fabulous. This lady rocks hotness. She can be your night spice wife, only if your name ends in James. Gimmie that two-piece fashion pants suit with the jewelry leaking in the background telling us to get our own. Your pose tells the story of a black girl rocking beauty and grace in every shade,

Kaboom, guess who stopped all of that traffic when she walked in the room? I know who it was. It was Mrs. Savannah. The men and the women all paused when Savannah walked into the room. Savannah is simply beautiful. Gimme that entire fashionable look of notice.

Gina Humber is a black girl rocking In black thunder magic. Let me tell you why. Unlike some people in this world, Gina doesn't mind sharing information and keeping it all the way real with her audience and those in her circle. This black beauty has a lot of knowledge in the entrepreneur arena. Gina purchased land in another country and made it into an Airbnb. Yep, a black woman did that. How many black women do you know who has done that? Yes, let's copy (lol). Gina is encouraging others to do the same. What a great standard to follow during these times in Black History. You just got to have this Black Girl Magic. Gina is Black History that you and your family can imitate. 

Welcome to the Butterfly Buddha Bungalow, in Costa Rica. Please contact Gina Humber for inquiries. It's time for you to get away. ​Consult with Gina so she can aid you on how to proceed with generational wealth under your belt.

Oh my goodness. Another black girl rocking (non-stopping) in her purpose of the highest calling to provide and produce the narrative to showcase our stories. Sia of Savvy Media Group is the director of Left for Dead. This is a documentary you can support on Tubi. Sia hijacked the interest of missing melanated people back to the front of the bus. When black or brown people go missing they don't have the support or resources to help find their loved ones. This documentary is all of the difference you need. It hits with empowerment. Sia is the blueprint for you and all of the black girls rocking in their dreams to change the narrative. What a great model to follow during these uncertain times in Black History. You have to grab on to some of this Black Girl Magic. Sia Savvy is Black History that you and your family can reproduce.  

​I told you we are not being modest at all this year during, before, and after Black History Month. We are showing up and showing out! Make sure you check out black girls with all of that magic in the television and film industry. Do not sleep on a black girl's magic while she delivers a stellar performance on stage either. We have it all. Support black films, black theater, and all those dope directors and producers, especially in this month. Of course 365 days a year. We are not playing around. Expand your horizons.

On this day in Black History we are going to talk about the true savages. Did you know about this little unknown history fact? Back in the day, white folks were not only raping the male and female slaves, they were eating those slaves. Yes! You heard me. The Delectable Negro has all the details.

As disturbing as this information is, you and your family really need to be aware  of this. The Delectable Negro is part of history that I just found out about. I'm not that surprised because during that time they hung and lynched black folks then they made souvenirs out of their flesh. They ate them too! This book was written by a black author who has left his mark in this world. Vincent Woodard passed away in 2008. There are many different stories written on the subject by other authors. Please try to purchase this book from the narrative given by Woodard.

You KNOW we are showing out this month and for the rest of the years. Nothing will be erased and we never gave any energy to those who did not like the truth about us! Tell it and share it.(With my hands on my hips and my fist raise high).

​​​​​What are the sisters saying to you on today? They are saying to you my dear, that you are allowed to want what you want and need what you need. Don't you dare have any qualms about that. You can be very independent and still desire a partner or to be married. It is ok if you are lonely. You are worthy and so special in the eyes of the creator. There is no need for you to be bothered by any human beings that are outside of the comfort zone of your worth. Remember that there is no one like you.

You are hidden and protected by Yahweh for deeper, richer reasons. Great stuff will happen for you. You are valuable and you will have the man God created for you, covering you gurrrrl. Get ready! We are so happy for you. When your scent rubs up against his scent, he will recognize who was sent. 

Start your own business serving the needs of your community first. This part of the message was cut off. So I typed it for you. In honor of Black History 365 but for this month in February, Angela Davis is a woman in history that you and your family are encouraged to know about. If you appreciate freedom fighters who helped make your life better, research this thunder woman. You're going to have a safe, wonderful week. 

Black people, go into this new first full week of Black History knowing how much influence and magic you bring to this world. This man said if you're not rocking in this world with some black friends, you better get you some. Where is the lie? 😍😍😍 

​​​​​​​​Years ago, when I first witnessed people on social media posting the words "Mood" on their social media platforms, I often wondered why they posted that, or what it meant? Now I totally get it. I am going into February just like this!

We know our contributions to this world is daily, like 365 days but due to it being "Black History Month" I am going to bask in it, especially since there are wypipo plotting an insurrection to remove it. So, yeah I am showing out this month and for the rest of the year and always. Now is the time to read! If you have not been educating your kids on who they are, you are welcome to do so. Turn that TV off. Turn off those distracted devices your kids have for a few hours and enrich their minds. This month get into the habit of helping and supporting your own. Loving people and liking them are two different things. You can still support and help out folks in your community or in life if you don't like them. Go check out black folks on stage, at the theaters. Invest in black art. Read more books with authors that look like you. Expose yourself and your kids to the resilience we have, as a group of melanated survivors. A lot of melanated people did not have the knowledge about their history in their schools. We are still finding out how rich and thick it is. We are still making our big marks in history. Nothing will stop or suppress that!

Therefore with my fist raised up (you already know), I dedicate this to all of the freedom fighters, all the truth-seekers and the melanated (black people). Happy Sabbath. 

​No words really needed. This is an entire vibe! What I would say is, no one is coming to save you. It is in your best interest to prepare. Not try. Are you paying attention? Here is the unedited version.