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3 days ago

Posted On: October 13th 2026, 04:29 pm

🌸💕 SIS, IT’S TIME TO GIVE HER HER FLOWERS! 💕🌸

At our Black Women New Jersey Pink Tribe Brunch, we shared a beautiful and powerful moment. Each sister gave another sister a flower and spoke words of love, encouragement, and affirmation over her life. 🌹

It was a reminder that we don’t have to wait for a special occasion to celebrate, uplift, and appreciate one another. Give your sisters their flowers while they are here to receive them! 💐

🌸 Let’s keep that beautiful energy going today!

💕 Tag a sister in the comments and give her her flowers! Tell her something beautiful. Remind her how amazing, strong, inspiring, and loved she is.

Because when one sister shines, we all shine! 👑💗

Let’s fill these comments with sisterhood, love, and flowers! 🌷🌹🌸

#BlackWomenNewJersey #BWNJ #PinkTribeBrunch #GiveHerHerFlowers #Sisterhood BlackWomenSupportingBlackWomen WomenUpliftingWomen SisterhoodIsPowerful

Comments (1)

8 hours ago

transformwithcynthia

Love this!💖

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HU Staff: Kecia Gayle @kecia.kae
Gracie Bon is getting dragged online, and she’s not staying quiet about it. The Instagram model is answering the backlash over pictures that show her posing in front of destroyed homes in earthquake-hit Panama. Her message to critics is that the photos were never about her…
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A magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit Panama on October 9, 2026. Bon posted the controversial photos on Sunday, October 11, showing her in white clothing among damaged structures, scattered bricks and broken household items. Of course many called the framing insensitive and said people’s ruined homes shouldn’t double as a backdrop for influencer content.
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Bon, who is Panamanian, sent us a statement to set the record straight, saying she was only using the attention she’s used to getting to spotlight something far more important than her body, the latest natural disaster that has hit her country.
“Yes, I was in Panama City visiting my family when the earthquake happened. It was so strong, but we were not affected. The affected areas were in the countryside. Everyone lost their homes. But the media, the news, no one was really talking about it. They were all saying Panama is doing great because no one lost their lives.” That, she says, is what pushed her to act. “So the first thing I did was buy more than $20K in donations, and of course my intent was to give visibility to my country.
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Click the link in bio for full story 📸 @graciebon

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