Pole dance has been gentrified. This woman is bringing it back to its originators:
, and I developed that confidence from being an entertainer. Pole allowed me to really develop as a woman and to really love myself because I was forced to have to take care of myself. So when Poletic Justice came about, I wanted to give back. I wanted to help women feel just as empowered as I do. And I wanted to give back to people of color mainly. There's not enough spaces for us to feel safe, to feel comfortable, or where we can be ourselves.
I always ask my ladies, “Do you know what your power is?” And I'll get every answer besides the one that I'm looking for. Your yoni is your power. You are connected to your yoni, and you are connecting to her and realizing that you have this whole portal in between your legs. There's a reason why you are shaped the way you are. There's a reason why your skin does not burn and literally glows when the sun kisses it.
I tell them to look at my résumé. Look at what I'm doing. I started off as a dancer and now I'm an entrepreneur. Now I pour back into my community; I pour into my ladies. This is my everyday job. I don't wake up and work for someone else. I'm not making anyone else's day better by showing up to do their work. I'm doing my work. I'm walking in my purpose, and I'm helping ladies find their own purpose on their own journey. That's the blessing.
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