On social media☀️, I see a lot of women tearing each other down, when it comes to body hair activism, most people might think that it's men constantly trying to intimidate us online but actually a lot of women do too and don’t allow other women to embrace themselves as they are & fully blossom. If we want to move forward and create the change we want to see we gotta fight together. We must support each other, have healthy conversations and open discussions sharing our experiences giving advice with love & care. Women own businesses, women own magazines, women make movies, women make art and women have started Revolutions! And we must choose to create necessary change to help one another & young girls still being controlled by unrealistic societal beauty standards and expectations, by showing them the possibilities. @laetitiaky & I met in a Botanical Garden🌴, though she is in Ivory Coast and I in Canada. We shared our experiences & plans for the future. Even talking about what and who inspired us to be who we are today. We're both ivorian and artists who have chosen to use Art as a way to express ourselves, find our identity and help others. If we choose love & understanding we create a place for us to grow, and be one! I wanted to remind you all that you matter, that what you have to say matters, that your experience can heal others, and your kind words can provide support to those who need it and Sisterhood is important because Together we are Strong! . . 📸@caliroyy #bodyhairmovement #sisterhood #hairygirls #femalebodyhair #bodyhair #representation