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✊🏾 DONATE Today: https://gofund.me/4d66ce707 💻 LEARN about the Mission & Vision: https://educationincontext.org 📲 FOLLOW on Social Media + Receive Episode Updates: https://linktr.ee/Educationincontext 📚 READ recent EducationInContext Articles: https://substack.com/@educationincontext 🗣️JOIN CONVERSATION on QUORA: educationincontextlarrynel.quora.com What happens when a Black girl refuses to inherit silence? My Words Are Survival is a visual spoken word poem about Black women and girls, anti-Blackness, rage, historical memory, resistance, identity, liberation, and the radical power of refusing to disappear. From slavery and Black Codes to Phillis Wheatley, double consciousness, the white gaze, and the policing of Black women's voices, this visual poem traces generations of Black survival while asking what Black girls inherit—and what they have the power to reject. Throughout history, Black girls and women have been told to work, endure, assimilate, soften their voices, control their anger, and make themselves easier for the world to accept. Through spoken word poetry and visual storytelling, My Words Are Survival moves from historical trauma toward something larger: Black brilliance, autonomy, resistance, self-definition, and liberation. This isn't simply a poem about what Black women and girls have survived. It's about what happens when they decide that survival is not enough. 💬 Question for Reflection 👇🏾 What becomes possible when Black girls stop asking the world for permission to speak and begin defining themselves on their own terms? If this poem moves you, share it with someone who needs to hear it, leave the line that stayed with you in the comments, and subscribe to EducationInContext for conversations and creative work exploring education, identity, culture, anti-Blackness, and liberation. Disclaimer: The views expressed on EducationInContext reflect critical analysis, lived experience, and scholarly dialogue intended to deepen understanding of education, equity, and anti-Blackness. They do not represent the official positions of any school, district, or organization. Content is shared to invite reflection, dialogue, and collective learning.

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