Ms. Que Banh@PhoenixSerenity@beige.party
Often times true courage is choosing not to be just a silent bystander when you see racialized abuse happening in front of your eyes. When Creator gives you those opportunities to brave yourself up - take them & do more than just stare. Say something very loudly. Step in front to protect the lesser privileged. Scream if you need to. Do more than just film & stare. Brave the fuck up.
Ms. Que Banh@PhoenixSerenity@beige.party
I am a POC woman with multiple physical disabilities, have to wear two long leg braces, hike/walk with a cane (have a power chair & mobility scooter backup), with PTSD/CPTSD, AuDHD & I refuse to stop fighting for justice.
You can make that commitment too. You can choose your resistance actions too. You can brave yourself up too. I had to level myself up over many years. You can do something to help people who are less privileged. Every single one of us is capable of braving ourselves up more & doing some sort of actions to help others in worse positions than ourselves.