Queen Builders

03/01/2024

Recent updates...

Producer at Tatty Sprinkles

11/06/2022

Just before I lost Hope...You showed Up 😍
Happy Birthday 👑 Queen 🥳 🎉🎁

05/08/2022

"A mother is your First Friend, your Best Friend, your Forever Friend". She's the heartbeat of the home...

04/30/2022

She's an Orginal, and that's Perfection in itself.

10/01/2021

Postive Energy and a Sexy Attitude...

Vol. 5 - Super SEEDd
(Sapio. Erotica. Effeminate. Domina disorder)

10/01/2021

🍑Get em Girl🍑

05/10/2021

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04/29/2021

🦚NBC News🦚

"Popolo is the Hawaiian word for a plant with dark purple or black berries. The word has also come to refer to Black people. The Pōpolo Project is a community organization that aims to help redefine what it means to be Black in Hawaii and to help Black community members connect with one another and the larger community."

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/hawaii-close-honoring-juneteenth-leaving-1-state-holdout-n1265564

for Juneteenth

04/29/2021

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04/29/2021

Coach | Keynote Speaker | Miss Hawaii USA.. and now, successful Lobbyist

Meet Our Founder:

In June 2020, in wake of the Black Lives Matter Movement and after learning that Hawaii was one of only four states at the time that had yet to recognize June 19th, the official end of slavery, I founded Hawaii for Juneteenth - a coalition now comprised of over 50 local elected officials, businesses, advocacy groups, nonprofits and more working to urge the Hawaii State Legislature to pass legislation that would make Juneteenth an official State Holiday.

The coalition began with an advocacy letter, which my team and I then sent out in effort to rally community support. I worked with the Maui County Council to pass a resolution, forever recognizing Juneteenth in the County of Maui. Read the resolution here. From there, I contacted two state legislators: State Representative John Mizuno and State Senator Glenn Wakai. Mizuno and Wakai both agreed to draft legislation for the upcoming 2021 legislative session. Their companion bills would later be labeled HB 1308 and SB939.

It was a long uphill battle but with the support of our coalition partners and the large number of private citizens who joined in the fight, we were able to get SB 939 past the Senate and House. Currently we are awaiting the results of a conference committee and a signature from the Governor.

Establishing Juneteenth as a Day of Remembrance in Hawaii is about bringing much needed recognition to minority communities and the experiences that have lead to the racial inequities we see today.

04/15/2021

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