When I was a young Brooklynite, I constantly found myself at odds with the stereotypes around me.
As someone who was always a bit nerdy and dorky, I never quite felt like I fit the mold of what people expected a Black girl to be.
The unlimited books in the library, kind librarians, and the endless possibilities of reimagining my world played a crucial role in shaping my curiosity and drive.
Yet, despite my interests and abilities, I often heard the same refrain: “You’re not Black enough.”
In this founder’s letter, we’re going to provide tips crucial to embracing, nurturing, and protecting your uniqueness, as well as stewarding your beautiful contributions to the culture.
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The very qualities that make you different are the ones that will set you apart and make your contributions unique and valuable
When I was in high school, I sought out theater and the dramatic and performing arts so much so that I was awarded a spot in an off-Broadway show in New York City.
In high school, I was literally performing off-Broadway.
These passions and experiences shaped who I am today.
If you’re reading this, you’re likely a thought leader, social impact founder, or diverse entreprenuer.
If so, it’s safe to assume that you likely stand out in some meaningful way.
Embrace your passions; this is the very characteristic that’ll make you a perfect “product market fit” for your audience.
Find and connect with others who share your passions and values.
Whether through professional networks, social media groups, or local community organizations, building a support system can provide encouragement and validation.
You are not alone, and there is immense power in finding your tribe.
As I grew, I understood the importance of finding your tribe, even when it doesn’t look the way you anticipated.
Your community can uplift and inspire you in ways you never imagined.
