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Civil rights issues have been weighing heavily on my mind for awhile now. These pieces seek to create a dialogue where I believe dialogue is needed. Art is such an important mode of communication. Its beauty, figuratively speaking, is that it presents itself as an idea to a viewer.

Now, for us Black history month is a chance to celebrate those in the Black community that we’ve been blessed to know and work with. It’s about giving back to a community who have given so much to us. Customers, friends, family and fellow entrepreneurs that are making their own mark in history. 

And then there was my personal favorite. It was NYE, baby. You had that slinky black dress all from the dry cleaners but then you applied your antiperpirant thinking it would protect you, but it managed to mark its territory with those white lines . Oh you should have seen yourself, checking your arms every second. Hey girl guess what’s NOT sexy?

So, this one is about supporting the girls with the guts to pursue their passion, follow their dreams and never let anyone tell them they can’t. Our holiday gift pairing is us and them... their good things with your favorites from our own collection, for a combination your loved ones won’t forget anytime soon.

we can stand with the Indigenous community by channeling those dollars towards actual Native owned brands.. because yes they exist, and yes, they do Native fashion better than anyone else. You can support “Inspired Native” entrepreneurs while giving the most unique gifts to the loved ones on your list- gifts that embody art, passion, preservation and truly handcrafted goodness.

We live in a culture that puts much of the emphasis only on what can be seen… but true self worth comes when we value ourselves enough to feel deserving even in the smallest details.

The only thing you should fear about me is what can happen if you interfere with my work. If you don’t let me do my job you could be causing a domino effect on your health that you may not even discover until a much later doctor visit.

One 2017 PubMed article referred to them as slow poisons, and reiterated the need for researchers to validate their toxicity in order to "raise awareness towards the health risks” for vulnerable populations that may be "unaware or unmotivated to avoid them”.