This week, I received news that Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. deemed my work valuable enough to include in the International Spring edition of the Ivy Leaf Magazine. A description of – The Overlooked Voices of Hurricane Katrina Mississippi Black Women Survivors Resilience is included in the “Book Corner”. Special thanks to Soror Violet Hoyle, my chapter’s Ivy leaf reporter, who made sure this happened and Iota Omega Basilieus, Tamara Cornick. Take a look and please share. Grateful!
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Dr. Davis,
Your diligence and courage in broadening the visibility of today’s struggles and strength of our beautiful and strong melanin sisters in our home state is honorably admiring and inspiring. I am so proud and grateful to be your sister from the ‘hood and of the Divine Nine! You are living proof of Philippians 4:13 and Psalms 119:68. Ida B. Wells is proud of you for keeping the torch🔥BURNING! ✨Keep on keeping ON!✨
Your 🙏🏽 warriors will never stop lifting you.
My hometown sister Francis. THANK you so much for your words of encouragement. WOW a mention of Ms Ida B Wells makes it all worth Keeping on Keeping on.
Many blessing my friend to you and the family.MUCH LOVE
Dr. Davis,
Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!
Your fellow members of InterVarsity Black Scholars and Professionals are proud of your important research and writing on the lives of these resilient Black women! BSAP was honored to feature you and your work in a webinar series that later became the “Sharing Our Scholarship” webinar series featuring Black scholars.
BSAP is grateful for you and your advocacy and encouragement of young Black Scholars.
Blessing on you and your present and future endeavors!
Thank you Brother Fred I appreciate all of your support.