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The last few days have been eye-opening and emotionally charged and as someone who has always spoken up in the face racial injustice it's become obvious that speaking up and correcting friends and family (whether they agree or not) when they make racist comments is just not enough. So before anything I took a beat to watch, to listen, and to bear witness to the atrocities happening all over the nation. I watched, live on Twitter or Facebook, a level of police brutality that has plagued our nation for much longer than I've been alive in full effect and on full display. Brutality that is directed more often than not at Black lives and anyone who dares to take a stand in their defense or report on what's happening at some of these protests. If you're watching the news and your biggest concern is the property damage, you're following the wrong narrative. If you're watching the NATIONWIDE protests and you are surprised that this is happening, you haven't been paying attention. If you are not outraged by the fact that a man was murdered in broad daylight in front of a crowd and on camera you need to take a second and check yourself. If you've ever commented on how there would be hell to pay if someone hurt your child/family/friend, you have more in common with the people protesting than you think. I know that if I had to watch my child, my husband, my friend, my father be slowly murdered on camera as he pleaded for air, I would be out there calling for heads to roll. I may not agree with all the actions taken or every single thing going on, but I'm not here to judge how anyone else expresses their pain, nor am I here to put the burden of centuries of racism on the backs of its victims. I am 100% behind the movement because BLACK LIVES MATTER. So read, watch, research, educate yourself, take a stand, and donate to the cause if you can. Also, let's be clear, this is my own opinion and while there are many points of view - as my step-sister pointed out - my page is not a Democracy and counter arguments or comments in defense of All Lives Matter will not be tolerated. (Art by @stuffgracemade) ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻
There’s always a silver lining, even on the gloomiest of days 👌🏻💕💦
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mommas out there 💕💐🌎
When you’re sick but you’ve also got a case of the stuck-inside blues 🥺 SOUND ON for a sad guitar solo 💔🎸🌡
Taking in the view 🤩🤷🏼‍♀️😂 #howwestaysane
Happy Easter from our little bunny to yours 🤩🐰🐣💕
Test Run: When the Easter Bunny head/mask 🐰 doesn’t arrive but the outfit does and it comes with a sorta mask and you’re worried the toddler will figure it out (she didn’t 🤷🏼‍♀️😂🥰)
Out until the sun comes down ☀️ Not really, but it’s nice to talk a walk and get out of the house 🤷🏼‍♀️👌🏻
“Daddy! Look!” - when you’re out for a walk and see other actual humans outside 😳 This is rough, poor baby tripped and skinned her knee as she went to run towards them quickly 🥺
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