Facebook Keynote - Diversity without Inclusion in Gender Equality

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[@sueboo231]

Lovette, let them know!💪🏾

[@nyaaams]

🤩 just wowww! Lovette Jallow. You know how I feel about you. No words mincing , straight talking , educated black woman. Hail Queen!
Thanks for being my voice in these platforms. I do my best despite the micro-aggressions faced on the daily. Alltså... 👏🏾👏🏾

[@cortheniabolin7363]

I love this, so much. This so informative, so true. I am a proud black woman, a 73 year old black women. I have been through a lot of these same circumstances. A very powerful speech. Love you and take care.

[@musticcham4058]

Thanks a lot sister

[@mariamatchamo745]

I like when you said " I am one full person, and i don't like knoves". But i really enjoyed every bit of this speech. Thank you!

[@lindan2524]

This was amazing. Once again. Thank you, Lovette! P.S. I noticed were introduced as an "award-winning activist" instead of an author or educator. Was this introduction okayed by you or perhaps yet another example of a form of microaggression (ie. a well-educated and well-spoken black woman and her accomplishments made "smaller" by introducing the narrative as "only an activist" instead of educator, author and so on)?

[@jallowlovette]

No i gave the ok, i was there because of my work and accomplishments within activism so it was fair to bring up in this scenario. They were conscientious in receiving me and my message ❤️🙏🏾

[@MrBah-tw3gt]

Thank you Sis, we're proud of you.

[@aladarboe664]

Powerful messages dear

[@nanay4071]

Love this 💯💯🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@diynerd4095]

So concise yet incredibly powerful ! I lndeed relate to every single sentiment. #bettersweet.
So educated yet so many systemic obstacles strategically placed to hinder my progress.
*Sigh*

[@afrizar5038]

Thank you Lovette! I definitely relate to your talk! “We need empathy not Sympathy “🙏

[@SaloneDutchess]

Proud to know a black woman like you Lovette🧡 MashAllah

[@mrsmett5512]

Wowww, so inspiring woman. 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💗💗💗

[@dmaster9026]

We are proud of u sister 🇬🇲❤️❤️💯💪

[@segenmesfingebresillasie5749]

So amazing speech as most of thd time Lovette 🤗🧡

[@evadoarfs4131]

Lovette jag är så stolt över dig! Listening to you am so proud to be a black woman!!❤️❤️❤️

[@franpart91458]

Thank you Lovette Jallow!!

[@Agnessitta]

I love love love this lecture!🙌🏽 👏🏽 ✊🏽🤎

[@MangoPodcast]

AMAZING!

[@diynerd4095]

" ... Black women are the most educated..." ✨

[@chocolaterose5750]

Different levels of hell👌🏾👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@fatimakalley804]

Hi jallow very nice presentation, I like you,you are awesome, strong gambian woman 👍👍👍💗

[@dmaster9026]

❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💪