Monday, March 8, 2021

A Woman Paying Homage to Women


Courtesy of the Artist's Reps

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This one life given to us holds us accountable to
purpose – lying within our divine identity and shaped by our tastes, talents and desires, combined with assimilating our individuality with the organic vocation that calls us.

If we are fortunate, we are provided with an education and a nourishing environment to attain our dreams and hone our calling into a refined expression.  If not, we must fight for it … slaying obstacles and outside distractions to create a way when there is no way.

As I think about the educational disparities facing young kids living in homes, where their education has been more at risk since Covid – lacking discipline or adequate parenting to encourage learning – they fall prey to aspiring for less than what they can become with the consequences of never discovering their hidden talents; meeting the right mentor; or taking a class that could change their lives. 

It is for this reason that I chose female musician and singer, Kandace Springs as my feature for Women’s History month to exemplify what is possible when gifts are nurtured at an early age, as she pays tribute to legends who have inspired her in the above documentary, The Women Who Raised Me.


Kandace Springs Official Site