- We represent the whole spectrum of black identity and its many expressions, remembering the diversity of our roots
- Suffering occurs as a result of not understanding ourselves and our power
- Once that power is understood and we take responsibility for it, we will be able to replace the obsolete with art
- We reclaim animal nature as part of our essence, celebrating black labido as the source of our true beauty and grace
- We can stand by what we believe while also listening to what others have to say, and that doing so is an opportunity to put our values to the test
- We add humor, levity and play to charged areas
- To restore dignity to our community we recognize the potential within each of us, the specific and unique gift that needs to be expressed
- Redefine diversity and inclusion as feeling a sense of home wherever we go, not reliant on circumstances
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