I'm Me, And I'm Like

The Naked Female Body Is Treated So Weirdly In Society. It's Like People Are Constantly Begging To See It, But Once They Do, Someone's A Hoe.

My Identity Is Very Clear To Me Now, I Am A Black Woman.

I'm Me, And I'm Like Nobody Else.

Music Became My Refuge And Then My Salvation.

I Was Unique In That I Was A Kind Of Black That White People Could Accept. I Was Their Daydream. I Had The Worst Kind Of Acceptance Because It Was Never For How Great I Was Or What I Contributed. It Was Because Of The Way I Looked.