A Poem by Roberta Carter
Dear Black Woman,
You rise like the sun, fierce and bright, A tapestry woven with strength and light.
In your laughter echoes Maya's voice, "Still I rise," a triumphant choice.
Phillis Wheatley penned her dreams, In chains yet free, her spirit beams.
Audre Lorde's words, a warrior's call, Breaking barriers, standing tall.
Gwendolyn Brooks' poetic grace, Captures struggles we all face.
Through storms and shadows, you remain, With wisdom and courage, breaking every chain.
Dear Black Woman, your legacy strong, In your presence, we know we belong.
Roberta Carter is a passionate writer, women's advocate, and digital strategist dedicated to empowering women through storytelling and advocacy. With a background in digital strategy, she leverages technology to amplify women's voices and issues. Roberta’s work reflects her commitment to social justice, focusing on creating inclusive narratives that inspire change. As an advocate for women's rights, she actively engages in initiatives that promote equality and representation. Through her writing, Roberta aims to celebrate the strength and resilience of women, fostering a community of support and empowerment.
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