She’s Black, Educated, and Feminine 

A fantastical being, she’s magic

She carries the weight, the pain is tragic

When you look in her eyes what do you see

Trials and triumphs of her ancestors

She brings to the table what some can not

Neglected, black woman was left to rot

Rising above regardless of pressure 

She shines and says we’re in this together 

Build up each other, we are all we got

Queens and Kings, the role models and leaders

To our successors we’ll be investors

Love your black woman because we need her

Sprinkles of magic, be a believer 

Black woman.