At a very young age, I learned that I was blessed with the ability to see into the future. I would see things before they happen either through dreams, premonitions, or clairvoyance. Déjà vu is something I experience on a daily basis. Every single time I close my eyes to sleep, I dream. My dreams allow me to experience things in a deeper consciousness before I live through it in the physical realm when I am awake during the day. I often find myself sitting across from people knowing the exact words they're going to say because it has already occurred to me in a dream. I don't watch television or the news yet find myself having visions about world events in my dreams before they happen. Although I physically isolate myself from people sometimes, I am very much in tune with them spiritually. I read people's energy and can feel what they're feeling. I'm hypersensitive to the vibrations of the universe and can smell (imminent death) when a person's spirit is about to leave their body. I believe as spiritual beings, we all have these capabilities though we lose touch with them when we become misaligned with nature.
When Black people celebrate achievements, we're often shunned by comments from white folks screaming, "Why does race matter?" For starters, Black doctors matter because representation matters. Black psychologists make up only 2% of all the psychologists here in America. Race matters in therapy because many Black patients seeking services are often pigeonholed, overlooked, and not taken seriously nor treated with dignity and respect therefore resulting in poorer healthcare treatment, negatively impacting healthcare outcomes. Race matters because for hundreds of years Blacks were denied equal opportunity and access to education resulting in a disproportionate number of Black men and women overrepresented in the prison systems and underrepresented in institutions of higher learning. Race matters because young Black boys and girls feel inspired to see themselves in Black doctors, lawyers, teachers, police, and all other professions knowing that if we made it, they can also make it too. When you see a Black woman such as myself basking in her glory, just understand I've overcome many obstacles and torn down many barriers, internally and externally to wear this crown. Respectfully.💜 -Danielle Leach (2021)
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At a very young age, I learned that I was blessed with the ability to see into the future. I would see things before they happen either through dreams, premonitions, or clairvoyance. Déjà vu is something I experience on a daily basis. Every single time I close my eyes to sleep, I dream. My dreams allow me to experience things in a deeper consciousness before I live through it in the physical realm when I am awake during the day. I often find myself sitting across from people knowing the exact words they're going to say because it has already occurred to me in a dream. I don't watch television or the news yet find myself having visions about world events in my dreams before they happen. Although I physically isolate myself from people sometimes, I am very much in tune with them spiritually. I read people's energy and can feel what they're feeling. I'm hypersensitive to the vibrations of the universe and can smell (imminent death) when a person's spirit is about to leave their body. I believe as spiritual beings, we all have these capabilities though we lose touch with them when we become misaligned with nature.
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Let me fuck around and find out I'm some kin to Dr. Umar or Frederick Douglass 🥺🤫
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I spoke on this topic in 2018, yet it's still relevant today
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Badu Pussy Incense, made with resin from her underwear 💜
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When Black people celebrate achievements, we're often shunned by comments from white folks screaming, "Why does race matter?" For starters, Black doctors matter because representation matters. Black psychologists make up only 2% of all the psychologists here in America. Race matters in therapy because many Black patients seeking services are often pigeonholed, overlooked, and not taken seriously nor treated with dignity and respect therefore resulting in poorer healthcare treatment, negatively impacting healthcare outcomes. Race matters because for hundreds of years Blacks were denied equal opportunity and access to education resulting in a disproportionate number of Black men and women overrepresented in the prison systems and underrepresented in institutions of higher learning. Race matters because young Black boys and girls feel inspired to see themselves in Black doctors, lawyers, teachers, police, and all other professions knowing that if we made it, they can also make it too. When you see a Black woman such as myself basking in her glory, just understand I've overcome many obstacles and torn down many barriers, internally and externally to wear this crown. Respectfully.💜 -Danielle Leach (2021)
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The Black woman. Mother of all creation.
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Dr. Umar has come a long way
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Have you seen this movie?
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I sense something magical is about to happen.
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