I feel sorry for Lil' Kim. She has such a lack of love and esteem for herself that it really makes my heart go out to her. When the 15 minutes is over, and the lights go out, there is going to be a scared lil' girl still standing alone.
With all of the resources that are available to her at this time, she should really seek counseling to heal her wounds because they apparently run very deep according to various articles that I read regarding her change of discourse after her first album (wnating to be the Black Pamela Lee, the Black Ericka Kane). Whatever the case, the saddest part is that there are many more -- young, lost Af Am females -- such as Lil' Kim in today's society. That is why it is paramount for us to be productive role models in our community.
Our little sisters need to know that there are beautiful black women who have not undergone any surgical procedures to appear as goregous as they do. Our little sisters in crisis need to see other 'pretty' sisters so that they may have someone to identify thier beauty with. Our little sisters need to see more of us so that they don't have to look elsewhere to be deemed beautiful at home. Servicing our community's is such a beuatiful thing!
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