Myth of a Strong Black Woman
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Redefining Strong Black Woman
I am a Black woman, without the addendum of mandatory strength. I’ve experienced breakdowns and breakthroughs; I have learned from my triumphs and failures and have realized that part of my strength is knowing when to ask for what I need, when to cry, when to be silent. I have come to realize that what I’ve experienced does not define or confine me. Being proactive is much more effective than being reactive. I have learned how to choose my battles wisely, knowing when to fight and when to just let it go. Instead, I choose to celebrate my uniqueness and strive for my personal best.