That means more than I can say—thank you. I’ve spent years unlearning silence and studying the difference between power and harm.
If I can lend even one octave of my voice toward a future that doesn’t echo with entitlement but resonates with responsibility… then I’ll know I’m in the right key.
Appreciate your eyes, your energy, and your resonance. Let’s keep building the chorus. 💜✨
The older I get, the more I realise that I need the Karen aesthetic.
Not in the small things - like you mentioned such as a Starbucks order, but I definitely could learn about being more assertive and speaking up for myself until I am seen and heard.
F*ck*ng yes!
This is honestly the group of voices I’m hoping joins the movement more fully; in this capacity.
Thanks for taking the position and stand you’re taking … with the humility, understanding, and intentionality needed.
And this part of your comment is *chef’s kiss*:
“Here’s to being heard without having to harm. 💜✨”
Brilliant.
That means more than I can say—thank you. I’ve spent years unlearning silence and studying the difference between power and harm.
If I can lend even one octave of my voice toward a future that doesn’t echo with entitlement but resonates with responsibility… then I’ll know I’m in the right key.
Appreciate your eyes, your energy, and your resonance. Let’s keep building the chorus. 💜✨
Yes to all of this 💥
The older I get, the more I realise that I need the Karen aesthetic.
Not in the small things - like you mentioned such as a Starbucks order, but I definitely could learn about being more assertive and speaking up for myself until I am seen and heard.
Yes! Reclaiming the volume without inheriting the entitlement.
The goal isn’t to weaponize whiteness—it’s to decenter shame and speak up with clarity, conviction, and conscience.
Here’s to being heard without having to harm.
💜✨