In this episode of Happy-Go-Lucky At Heart, we are celebrating Black women power in honor of Black History Month (USA). This month is dedicated to remembering and recognising the achievements, struggles, and contributions of African Americans throughout history.  Why is it important to celebrate Black women power?  It is important to celebrate Black women power because it recognises and honors the contributions, struggles, and achievements of Black women throughout history and today. Celebrating Black women power sheds light on their important role in shaping society and fighting for equality and justice. It also serves as a way to empower and uplift everybody, inspiring them to continue leading and making a positive impact. Moreover, it helps to challenge and break down harmful stereotypes and prejudices about Black women and to promote inclusivity and diversity. Overall, celebrating Black women power helps to build a more equitable and just world for all.  The importance of uplifting and supporting Black women's voices?  In short, uplifting and supporting Black women's voices is important because it promotes diversity and inclusivity, acknowledges and addresses systemic inequalities, empowers Black women, and improves outcomes. By making a conscious effort to uplift and support Black women's voices, we can help to create a more just and equal society for all. &nbsp;  Harriet Tubman: A legendary figure in American history who escaped slavery and went on to helping hundreds of enslaved people reach freedom.  Mary Prince's legacy continues to inspire and inform, reminding us of the importance of fighting for justice and equality for all. Her story is a testament to the power of the human spirit and a reminder that no matter the obstacles we face, with determination and courage, we can overcome adversity and achieve great things.  Josephine Baker was not only a talented performer, but also a fearless and tireless advocate for civil rights. She was a strong supporter of the Civil Rights Movement and used her influence to help raise awareness and support for the cause. She was a close friend and associate of many of the leading figures of the movement, including Martin Luther King Jr., and was a constant presence at rallies and demonstrations, speaking out against discrimination and segregation.  In conclusion, this episode of Happy-Go-Lucky At Heart highlights the incredible power and strength of Black women throughout history and today. We hope that this episode has inspired you to celebrate, uplift, and support Black women power in your own life and in the world.&nbsp; Thank you for joining me for this special episode of Happy-Go-Lucky At Heart. Celebrating Black Women Power in Honour of Black History Month (USA). Join me this month as I continue to lift voices and celebrate the power of diverse communities and cultures.&nbsp; My Instagram:  Become an insider and support my show also buy me a coffee,  Join my Email List for positive updates and information about Autism,

Lifting Voices: Celebrating Black Women Power in Honour of Black History Month

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MY MISSION: 
To help women with autism accept themselves and accept a positive change and recovery. I want to create a community helping women with undiagnosed/diagnosed autism to use their creativity and to develop self-worth, acceptance and self-help. 

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