Celebrating the Essence of Black Women's Sexuality

Greetings, Your Majesty,

In the spirit of celebration, we honor you today and every day. You are the descendant of a lineage graced with both beauty and resilience, capable of flourishing against all odds.

Our recognition extends to the trials of Anarcha, Lucy, and Betsey, who endured the unthinkable to lay the groundwork for what now is modern gynecology.

We commend the pioneering work of June Dobbs Butts and her advocacy for open dialogues about sexual health within the Black community.

We pay homage to Audre Lorde, Toni Morrison, Zora Neale Hurston, and countless others whose literary masterpieces explore and exalt the sexual agency of Black women.

We give thanks for the countless contributions, both visible and invisible, of those who have paved the way, those who are with us today, and those who will continue to acknowledge the allure and eroticism of Black women.

This day calls for a celebration of your physicality – your voluptuous curves, full breasts, strong thighs, the splendor of your melanin-rich skin, and yes, even the exquisiteness of your clitoris.

Now is the time to fully inhabit our joy, our sensuality, and our sexual expression in ways that our foremothers could only imagine.

Today, we celebrate you!