A Note on Rights.

Allow me to explain. I'm not supported. My father was a civil rights advocate in a time of segregation. He marched on the Charleston Capitol the same day as MLK'S March on Washington. Now, his daughter is a Women's Rights and Civil Rights advocate. Today, I marched on Charleston Capitol the same day as the Women's March on Washington. He recognized this, and joined the march happily. My mother, my family friends, my church leaders, they look down upon what I did today. And this is what I told them. I'll never be sorry for standing up for what I believe in. I have the will for change, and I'll fight with everything I have to see that change happen. Legacy. What is a legacy? It's planting seeds in a garden you'll never see. But damn, do I want to see those seeds grow into the biggest and strongest trees the world has ever seen. I have the best support group any girl could ever have, Julianna, Ellen, Alex, to name the main three. Without them i dont know where I'd be without their constant pushing for stride to success In everything I do. I appreciate and love them with everything in me. I could never thank them enough. So that's that. Just so you know, I'm not supported. But I'll never be sorry.

Note from Author!

Hey, hello, bonjour!
So, lately I've been out of my schedule and kinda just spilling words to a typed page.
I'll be back on track starting tomorrow (Monday).
If there's anything you'd like me to write, let me know!
I'd be more than happy to find a way to write it.
Until next time,

-AEM.