Started #BeingaBlackGirlisLit cuz I don't ever wanna see the joy my sisters have been feeling lately to ever end.
— Carolina Bama (@Awkward_Duck) February 8, 2016
Fresh off of the momentum and pure joy of watching and celebrating “Formation,” Cherrell Brown aka @Awkward_Duck started #BeingaBlackGirlisLit, a hashtag that she originally launched back in March. Soon a mix of selfies, videos, iconic historical images, and artwork, among many other images, came flooding in — all in the name of celebrating the beauty of black women and girls.
#BeingABlackGirlIsLit because the ancestors taught us. pic.twitter.com/hMXb1inxs5
— britni danielle (@BritniDWrites) February 8, 2016
#BeingABlackGirlIsLit when you been 30 years old for 30 years straight cuz your melanin is poppin pic.twitter.com/QvDy3cKFw1
— Alexis Sullivan (@LexieS1723) February 9, 2016
Teach them early that #BeingABlackGirlIsLit pic.twitter.com/lmMazn2sRT
— Miss K. (@MsElectLadyKim) February 9, 2016
Being a Black Female makes you self aware like nothing. Classy arrogance, unapologetically me. #BlackGirlMagic #BeingABlackGirlIsLit
— Shara Marie-France (@Sharabar13) February 9, 2016
#BeingABlackGirlIsLit because we come in many different beautiful shades pic.twitter.com/iWNKyp4qBJ
— Daddy Sea Goat (@EarthKid_) February 9, 2016
#BeingABlackGirlisLit pic.twitter.com/fbcy3PlfnB
— princess. (@_kelsology) February 8, 2016
#beingablackgirlislit because we slay in every stage of our hair growth! pic.twitter.com/sCOhDHZgYg
— Kiaya (@Keepin_up_wit_K) February 8, 2016
Cause we prosper when we see ourselves represented positively in the world.#BeingABlackGirlisLit#bhm pic.twitter.com/8ENu11RkAk
— eatwords drinkstars (@akamami) February 8, 2016