Cottage In The Court8 Maalis 2021

Episode 17 - Asha-the-science-kid, a Destined History Maker

I love it when young people are confident in their walk. Ash is definitely confident and knows what she wants. I see this Seedling as someone wh will definitely make history in building a caring and healthier community. You see women who make history are not always big names, they are the community leaders, they generally walk with precision and carry a huge dose of knowledge to share. Ash is that kind of person. Follow her on her Instagram where she is making statements that we need to know, cultivating a backyard garden, and sharing recipes that we can enjoy as well. Follow her here

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To a Certain Lady, In Her Garden by Sterling Brown, from the book Black Nature Four Centuries of African American Nature Poetry, Edited by Camille T. Dungy

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