Defining Modern Day Black Momma(R), Who Is She? Now, Her Future and Who She Should Never Become - A Self-Love Essay: This essay defines the past and present human condition of Black women in America and other parts of the world.
The lens of the essay is centered around the up-close culture of Black women, the childhood and young adult memoirs of author Felice Bois; socioeconomics, Christian theology and the significance of Black women in the world today, to inspire, motivate and invigorate the transformation of Black female lives.
A vivid literary portrait of the human condition of Black women is unveiled and illustrated in prose poetry, by exploration of the origin of human evolution and post-enslavement affects of the African female.
In contrast, author Felice Bois, introduces her short personal biography as an African American woman who is a native of Oakland, California, raised throughout neighborhood ghettos, labored in corporate society and eventually formed an intellectual theory which justifies the global evolution within the African Diaspora and state of the Modern Day Black Momma(R).
Bois, Felice: - Journey through the prolific writings and captivating performances of this rising star, known for her unique blend of meekness, storytelling, and a calm spirit, all under the coveted trademark "Modern Day Black Momma(R)," solidifying her place as a highly esteemed creative, transformational writer and BMI songwriter.She is a firm believer in the almighty Gospel of Jesus Christ, a playwright, aspiring filmmaker, peace activist, a celebrated prose poet, transformational speaker, advocate for mental health, foster children and youth, the CEO and Founder of her media publishing company Modern Day Black Momma(R) Records; some might say spoken-word virtuoso. That's just the tip of her cache and empire of talents.Her pen name is Felice Bois, an Oakland, California native whose life challenges in her childhood, as a single mother and a Black woman could no longer go hidden or unspoken. Despite being abused in foster homes while her biological mother was unable to care for her and her siblings, and her father, an infamous and well-known pimp plied his trade on the streets of Oakland and elsewhere, Felice still somehow occasionally saw light at the end of a very dark tunnel. Rather than living, she merely existed in impoverished ghettos in Southern California, Oakland, and smaller Bay Area cities, becoming a teenage mother by a man who didn't love her. It would have been easy for Felice to become paralyzed in victim-hood, but she has chosen, and continues to choose to flourish as a victor. By turning her pains into passion, and crying into creativity, Felice emerges as a critical social voice with an ever-evolving penchant for personal refinement, proving to be dynamic, galvanizing, and inspiring.Felice is deeply invested in the emotional wholeness and spiritual prosperity of young Black men in particular to help change the trajectory of those headed for disaster. But, that in no way dampens her admitted role as an unapologetic feminist for all women.Her highly acclaimed first album Gen Eyes Wide, barely begins to scratch the surface of the fervor and flair which lies beneath.Whether working as a job corp participant, health care worker, customer service representative, real estate agent, housing and corporate administrator, theater director, mother or wife, Felice Bois is a powerhouse of a human being, a misplaced personality, and a woman on the rise. b.f. thames Award winning journalist and podcaster; Co-creator of the multi-award winning podcast "Uncuffed", a "recommended listen" by the New York Times
