Dr. Taylor Cummings

You clean up nice.

No, that's really real.

And I think that's the last couple of years for me is coming back.

You know, it's like, OK, like you can't always leave the house with frizzy hair.

You know, sometimes you got to.

Yeah, exactly.

That's a big part of it.

And you don't need that external validation.

You can walk in your own sense of being and you're OK.

Doesn't matter what I look like, what you think I have, what you think I don't have.

This is who I am.

And it also comes back to this idea of your temple, you know, and I think because we're socialized through vanity, through aesthetic, through this and through that, we don't understand that this is our vehicle, right?

Like this is our body, this keeps us alive, right?

So then when you start to get into your whole, you know, food journey, your herbs, your oils, and that can even be weaponized against us in a lot of ways.

But I think understanding, you know, what that really means for us, I think is really, really important.

And that's sort of what you start to come back to once you sort of reject all those things.

And it's like, okay,

This is me.

And I have to make sure that I'm operating in my best capacity and to my fullest potential.

And I think that also goes hand in hand with black liberation, because if they come busting this bitch down right now, who could fight?