"To tell the truth is to become beautiful, to begin to love yourself, value yourself. And that's political, in its most profound way"

June Jordan's quote speaks to the power of truth-telling and how it can be a form of vanity as well as self-value. By being sincere as well as open concerning our experiences, we can start to approve and also value ourselves. This is a kind of political activity, as it challenges the status quo and urges us to be our authentic selves. By speaking our fact, we can produce a more equitable and just culture. Jordan's quote is a tip that truth-telling is an effective device for self-empowerment and social change. It is a phone call to activity for us to be take on and also sincere in our words and activities, and also to stand up for what our team believe in.