“I weep” - Razelle. I live in a big city, and I have seen and heard protests in masses migrating on the city streets just outside of my window. We can no longer be ignored. There is more wrong with this system any “one” person has an answer for. In a world and country where the truth is crystal clear, yet even more concerns about humanity arise. Let us not overlook the brutal and residual consequences of slavery echoing in every corner of the world. Black pain and the criminalization of black bodies is being documented and the people of this country are fighting to rise up against an unjust system designed to keep those in power...well, in power. It’s become too much. I invite you into a very sacred part of my soul: storytelling. I often write to escape into magical worlds usually filled with black women with Afros. Journey with me to the ancestral realm as I do the best I can to process the trauma that is constantly being resurrected and remembered in my body. A body story my ancestors will never let me forget. | Written, Directed, Produced, and Narrated by Amaya Reneé Abaddié | Thank you Anchor for hosting and distrusting my exceptional creative vision. So far, I feel well supported by you.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app