The Sincerely, she Project: Today's Thoughts: "Feminist or a Womanist" by Staceyann Chin

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Sincerely, she: An audio project in three parts, Sincerely, she is dedicated to finding individuals who strive to motivate and create an affirming awareness to a community at large. Embracing drive and empowerment by womyn from all walks of life, Sincerely, she surges a renewed vitality into sisterhood; not only bonding energies through trials but earnestly celebrating in one’s triumphs. Embarking on topics from spirituality to perseverance, Sincerely, she gathers womyn to authentically discuss the peace and pitfalls surrounding their defining moments as beings on a quest for harmony in humanity. The works overall mission is to breakdown façades, cleanse souls to strengthen our present womyn while paving a pathway for generations on the horizon.