10/20/2021
Letter pen from Jamila Rachel to our Black Queens of World. We see you and appreciate you all!
"Bless Wednesday!
Time!
Today's WCWs are the Black Queens of the world. As I type this message, I am watching a Black Queen clean my room. I will not disclosed her name but she has been a housekeeper for 35 years; she will be retiring next year. Hearing how she has endured so much disrespect in the housekeeping industry; I am shock but not shock.
Black Queens are constantly showing up when everything is against them. Black Queens are constantly being ignored, abused, misused, dehumanize and most of all not properly loved and protected with consistency.
Being a Black Queen is more than being Black. It is about being of service, no matter the circumstances, no matter hardship, choosing to be loyal and dedicated and still carrying the world on your shoulders. Having a power within you that is beyond connected to the universe but connected to GOD in your faith, your words, and most of all the Queen's strength and vision.
Black Queens are constantly always protecting children, elders, men or other larger communities. They go to war for their people, they are always standing up providing resources and being of service with grace.
Throughout our history, we are consciously being trendsetters, womb carriers, leaders, healers and educators.
We do not require anything but we seek for love and protection.
Yes we get hurt, upset, angry, and mad at the world because our heart and soul is the closes representation of GOD in everything we do by being of service and still handling the trials and tribulations the world gives back to us with no regard.
In this post, Queens this is our representation, US balancing feminine and masculine energies; this is me calling you beautiful not because I see you on the outside and your fine cocoa skin because I see your heart, your soul and it is worth more than rubies and gold.
Allow this to be your motivation to not give up because this is our history! This is what makes being a Black Queen everything!
We been doing this for centuries and wearing our crown never been for the weak and never been easy.
Keep doing it!
I love you, My Black Queens
From Your Black Queen Sister."
Queens Photos
-Jamila Rachel (Healer, Tutor/Teacher & IT Specialist)
-Empress Menen (Leader of Being of Service to her community)
-Queen Nzinga (Leader against Slave Trade)
-Queen Amina (Leader of Military)