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08/13/2018

06/20/2018

05/08/2018

04/17/2018

Productive meeting today 😂 expect big things world! Jaresha Forbes

03/01/2018

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02/28/2018

Thanks to our fabulous leader Nichole Savage for taking us older scouts out tonight. It was a really great and empowering experience, so let us use this outing as our muse for our BHM art! ❤️🍪✊🏾

02/28/2018

went to the tonight. Big thanks to the curator, Rosetta, for taking the time to explain how to read the artist statements, walking through the right way, and for answering the girls questions

01/27/2018

Im back !! My week was a bummer, but it's Friday 🎉 and I'm feeling great 😁 so enjoy this video of our girlscouts having a dance competition ! 😊Share and like our page. We love supporters ! ❤️😊 ~dajah

01/21/2018

INTRODUCTION TIME !! My name is IiDajah and I'm a freshman at open highschool. I love to read, write, and watch anime. And females, I can't forget that I love them to. My goal is to make more people aware and accepting of the LGBT community. Look forward to seeing my post this week! Share and like our page!
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( PS. I was singing the teacup song 😂😂 )

01/13/2018

Free Friday!!!! Here’s why the letters on our keyboard aren’t alphabetical 😂😂 you learn something new everyday.

01/09/2018

Let’s skip ahead to Tuesday!

Marsha P. Johnson, a black gay libertarian activist and self-identified drag queen. She was a popular figure in NYC’s lgbt and art scene in the 1980s and early 90s. TUESDAY :assigned for a woman I admire and who has made a great impact on the world, but as we know she was not born a woman, yet she still was at heart. Facing countless acts of violence and hate for who she was she still kept pushing for equality in sexuality. Marsha lost her life to what was claimed as “suicide”, but a case was never conducted because she was “A man dressed as a woman.” Yet she was still human who deserved justice and her family deserves peace.
The image she left in the world and in the lgbt community is why I admire her.

01/07/2018

Good morning!!! My name is Alyasia Shaw, one of the several leaders In our troop. I’m currently a Freshman at Maggie L. Walker government school for International Studies and a Senior in girl scouts. I wouldn’t have been apart of this troop without the invitation from Iidajah James. I stuck around because of how devoted Ms. Nichole was and the messages she wanted to get across our young minds. Her influence drives me to change the viewpoints of the world for the better on social injustice and gender equality etc.