DB BedfordFounder/ CEO, Ei365 · Chief Civility Strategist| Founder of Civility Intelligence | Workplace Civility Expert| Civility Ambassador Academy

iNeverWorry Brunch of Inspiration Testimony #5

17 Nov 2016 · 1 min

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In this brief testimony, the speaker reflects on how the lessons they have learned are continuously applied in everyday situations—whether at a gas station, library, or supermarket—to positively influence others and shape culture. By sharing these experiences, they emphasize personal growth that helps them become better Black women. The speaker also highlights the precarious status of Black men, describing them as an "endangered species," and calls for intentional support and uplift of Black men within the community.

So I'm just asking everybody, everything we've learned, and as we learn it and apply it to us on a day-to-day basis, we touch somebody else and affect their culture with it. You know what I'm saying? We apply it to each other as we go to the gas station where you were at with your son, in the library, in the line at the supermarket, whatever it is, because it's hard out here. And with these things, we're able to be better women. And we have to deal with Black men who are an endangered species right now. So we need to give that to them. You know what I'm saying? That's right. That's right.