I call to all women of; race, colour, creed and
tribes:
Yes I said tribes because We are the supreme warriors
of the human race. We are the Mothers, Daughters, Aunts and Grandmothers of
these tribes. We are the caregivers, the protectors of children; teachers of
basic life skills to our helpless infants that goes on for decades to which we
accept with no hesitation and great pride. We are the warriors who will fight
to the death for our own tribe. We are the emotional backbone of the tribes. We
have inner strength that is eternal, limitless and powerful. We are like the
Phoenix that rises from the ashes only to dig deeper, fight harder and become
stronger from our experiences.
So it is with a heavy heart that I pose these
questions:
Why is it that women will turn on each other in a
heartbeat?
Have we not suffered enough?
Why can’t we network and encourage each other?
Do we not teach our own tribe this?
Why do women judge each other so harshly?
“Oh, she’s a stay at home Mom!” To this I say this
warrior has toughest, thankless task of all.
As a Phoenix, her wings are clipped and her options to
soar are now narrowed by choice. The sacrifice is high. The workload is heavy.
It is with this very woman warrior who influences the next generation of the
Phoenix.
This woman has the power to make the next warrior
stronger, smarter, teaching how womanhood could be a strong nation of warriors
that respect each other for Who they are and What they bring to our nation.
Help the next Phoenix spread her wings. We do this very thing for our children
without hesitation. Why can’t we do this for our fellow woman?
I call to our next generation of woman warriors to
say:
I AM A PHOENIX. I have risen from the ashes numerous
times and have the battle scars to prove it. Take advice from an old warrior
who is finally too weak and weary to rise one more time.
As my wings turn to dust remember it is up to you; our
next generation of woman warriors, to finally join our tribes together and
stand up as one. We would be unstoppable. Go with God.
Lisa Kovacs
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