NBK Bgirls: Gi Jane, Kat Logik, and Jla Rok The Power of Sharing a Bgirl's Story

Mastering the Art of Dance as a United Crew:
The Power of Sharing a Bgirl's Story 

    As an elder crew member of Natural Born Killahaz (NBK) and a part of Full Circle, I recently had the opportunity to attend an event that showcased the empowerment of sharing a Bgirl's story. The event, which was being recorded for social media, took place on Saturday, November 11th at 360 Flow Dance studio in Brooklyn, NY.
I was particularly absorbed by the interview of three Bgirls from our crew: Gi Jane, J La Rok, and Kat Logik. These three Bgirls are 2nd and 3rd Generation of NBK, and they have all made significant contributions to our community.
The interview was conducted by Bgirl Herstory, a project created & curated by Mantis of Full Circle. Bgirl Herstory is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the stories of Bgirls from around the world.
In the interview, Gi Jane, J La Rok, and Kat Logik shared their experiences as Bgirls in our Hip Hop community. They spoke about the challenges they have faced, as well as the triumphs they have achieved.
Their stories were both inspiring and moving. They spoke about the importance of being true to yourself and never giving up on your dreams. They also spoke about the importance of mentorship and community.
I am so proud of these three Bgirls. They are an inspiration to all of us.

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The Importance of Sharing Bgirl Stories
    It is more important than ever before to share Bgirl's stories. Bgirls are an integral part of the Hip Hop community, and their stories need to be told.
By sharing Bgirl stories, we can help to empower other Bgirls and inspire them to pursue their dreams. We can also help to educate people about the history and culture of Bboying and Bgirling.
I encourage everyone to check out the Bgirl Herstory interview of Gi Jane, J La Rok, and Kat Logik. They are truly inspiring stories. 

The Evolving Role of Bgirls in Hip Hop
    The role of Bgirls in hip hop has evolved significantly over the years. When I first started Bboying (vernacular correction Breaking)  in the 1990s (1995), there were very few Bgirls around.
Over the past 20 years, the number of Bgirls has increased dramatically. This is due in part to the efforts of pioneers like Rokafella, Asia One, Honey Rockwell, just to name a few, who have been instrumental in promoting Bgirling (vernacular correction Females Breaking).
The presence of Bgirls in the Hip Hop community has had a positive impact on the culture. Bgirls have brought a new level of creativity and energy to the dance. They have also helped to break down gender stereotypes.
I am proud to be a part of a community that is so welcoming and supportive of Bgirls.

Conclusion
    I am grateful to Bgirl Herstory and Mantis for giving Gi Jane, J La Rok, and Kat Logik the opportunity to share their stories. I am also grateful to 360 Flow Dance studio for hosting the event.
I believe that this event is an important step towards preserving and celebrating the legacy of Bgirls.
I encourage everyone to support Bgirl Herstory and other projects that are dedicated to telling the stories of Bgirls.
Thank you for reading.
Best Regards and Much Gratitude

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