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Happy Mother’s Day From The Childless messymandella…

I shall become a mother, but I wanted to serve my purpose to help others and give my future children a sense of self and determination.

I want my sons to look in the eyes of their dad and see courage and mischief, but also rest in the home knowing everyone in our household will remain safe.

I want my son to want to strive and have wisdom. Their dad must instill values regarding the dangers and mistakes.

I want a daughter that knows she is beautiful, but will

use her mind and spirit to lead.

She will always respect her man or woman. Her partner should always respect her.

I don’t want my daughter’s visiting their baby daddy behind bars, or her husband to have an inmate number for life.

I want to build pride, unification, and self-love within our world.

We as a world can become financial wealth, but spiritual wealth is just as beneficial.

Salute to you mothers that have divinity and life goals for empowerment within ourselves and the youth.

You mom’s are the reason I believe in love and a career with strong foundation.

May 7, 2016
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If you don’t believe in karma and self-love,you will never grasp the severity of pulling that trigger. We encounter prophets and angels that are only given to us for a season. A hero’s death is of grand design, and painful just for that reason and here for our self-reflection. We alter our views, when innocence is lost. A 19 Year old man risked his life and street credit to remind us what the Civil Rights movement was about, and how horribly embarrassing it would be, to look any Civil Rights Activist in the face in 2014. He will be memorialized in Fayetteville, North Carolina and in others who seek safety and love and betterment for everyone.

I have a difficult time writing some stories, because I can experience a heaviness in my heart that will bring forth more pain than any tears. Now, Ravon Jordan will remain a part of why I am ***messymandella***. When you intend to bring forth change in your communities and family structures, not too many people hunger for that wisdom. We alter our perceptions, when a 19 Year 0ld boy risks his life and street credit so we can live in a community that we would take pride in and sit on the front porches, without fear.

Every time we mute a messenger we only transmute the message. Ravon’s death is not in vain, and with diligence and hurtful reflection, we will prove it. Hero’s don’t have a certain age, they are just too good for this place, and this death is hard to except, because we would rather kill the ones that would die for us, by standing up for what is right!

Rest In Peace, Ravon you are now safe, you angel and hero.