Nah'Zia's Corner

11/27/2025

Idk… the closer it gets to the holidays, the heavier everything feels. I get flooded with memories of Zi, our traditions, our laughs, the way she lit up our whole world. I’ve been trying to figure out how to carry her name, her spirit, and her love forward.

But I’m not satisfied with doing something once a year.
I’m not satisfied watching parents suffer in silence.
I’m not satisfied watching our kids hurt, ignored, dismissed, or bullied until they break.

I refuse to let Zi’s name fade.
I refuse to let her story be just another tragedy people talk about for a moment and move on from.

This is bigger than her.
This is bigger than me.
This is about every single child who has been hurt, overlooked, or unprotected in a place where they should have been safe.

I’m taking this fight to the Superintendent.
To the School Board.
To our State Representatives.
And to anyone who has the power to make REAL change in these school systems.

I’m fighting for mandatory investigation timelines.
I’m fighting for accountability.
I’m fighting for protections for kids with disabilities.
I’m fighting for every child who didn’t get help when they needed it.

This is my life’s mission now.
And if you’ve been through it… if your child has been bullied… if your voice has been ignored… I want you to know you are not alone.

I’m asking for your support, your stories, and your prayers as I push for “Nah’Zia’s Law.”
A law that will protect our babies before it’s too late.
A law that will make sure what happened to my daughter never happens to someone else’s.

Share this. Comment. Message me. Stand with me.
We’re not done. We’re just getting started.

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10/03/2025

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09/14/2025

💜💙🖤 Nah’Zia’s Corner is planning something BIG, and we want YOU to be a part of it!

We’re in the very early stages of organizing our very first Walk Against Bullying, a community event to raise awareness, spread kindness, and stand together against bullying.

We’re thinking of hosting the walk downtown or in another visible location so the community can see us step up and speak out. 👟💪

Some ideas we’re considering:
🚶 A short, family-friendly walk (1–2 miles) with signs, t-shirts, and wristbands in our colors (purple, blue, and black).
🎤 Guest speakers and survivor stories to open and close the walk.
💙 “Pledge Wall” where participants commit to standing against bullying.
🌟 Awareness stations along the route with facts, encouragement, and kindness cards.
🎉 Recognition for biggest teams, most spirited walkers, and local sponsors who join in.

Now we need your input:
👉 Would you (or your family, school, church, or business) be interested in walking with us?
👉 Do you know of a good visible location we could use?
👉 Would you be willing to volunteer, sponsor, or help spread the word?

Also who would we need to contact to kick this off? Help Us Please!

Drop a 💜 in the comments if you’d love to see this happen, and let us know how you’d like to be involved! Together, we can take steps toward a kinder, safer community.