Pangea's Botanica

04/27/2026

Peace & power, family 🛡️✨

Just a quick reminder: this Wednesday, April 29th at 6:00 PM we’re gathering for our next Sovereignty in Practice class — Pillar 2: Cultural Protection.

In this session we’ll break down:
🧠 Appreciation vs. Appropriation — how to recognize the difference and move with integrity

👁️ Spiritual + Practical Discernment — spotting red flags, scams, and unhealthy dynamics

🔒 Protecting Cultural Knowledge — how we keep tradition safe without turning it into spectacle

🧓🏾👧🏾 Elder & Youth Protection — defending our most vulnerable from exploitation and extraction

This is for anyone who cares about keeping our spiritual community healthy, protected, and rooted.

Bring a notebook, bring your questions, and bring somebody who needs this conversation. 🖤🌿

To stay up-to-date on upcoming classes join our private FB group:
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/14Zv7dqfZcs/

04/27/2026

04/27/2026

Peace & power, family 🌿✊🏾

🎉🌾 NEOKC Farmers Market — GRAND OPENING + HARVEST PARADE (May 16th)! 🌾🎉
We’re kicking off the season with BIG energy, culture, and community — and this year we’re bringing something special:

👑🔥 THE HARVEST KING & QUEEN CARNIVAL-STYLE COSTUME CONTEST 🔥👑
Pull up in your best crop + harvest inspired fit and compete for the crown! Think bold. Think creative. Think agriculture meets celebration. This is your chance to represent the spirit of the harvest and take home the title for the year.

✨ Divisions include:
👑 Harvest King & Queen (Adults)
🌻 Lil Harvest King & Queen (Kids)
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Division (come coordinated and take the whole garden with you!)

And yes—this event will also feature Moko Jumbie Walkers bringing that high-flying, festival magic to the market! 🪘🕺🏾🌾

📍 Where: Pitts Park Recreation Center
1920 N Kate Ave, Oklahoma City, OK
📅 When: Saturday, May 16th
🎺 3rd Annual Harvest Parade @ 11AM

✨ What else you can expect:
🥬 Fresh fruits & vegetables
🍞 Baked goods + local food producers
🛍️ Crafts & community vendors
🎶 Music + family fun
🤝 Food access support (SNAP/Double Up/Senior benefits accepted, when applicable)
🌱 Education + connection around food sovereignty & community wellness

Bring the family. Bring a friend. Bring your creativity. And come ready to celebrate the harvest like it’s supposed to be celebrated — together.

Drop a 🌻 if you’re coming and tag somebody who needs to enter the contest! 👇🏾👑

04/25/2026

Peace & power, family 🍽️🌿✊🏾

🔥 TODAY: Men Who Cook 🔥
We’re serving the community with food, fellowship, and a lesson in food sovereignty—because knowing where your food comes from is part of protecting and sustaining our people.

📍 Pitts Park Recreation Center
1920 N Kate Ave, OKC
🕐 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets: $15
✅ Each meal includes TWO meats + all sides
🌺 Plus a FREE cup of Hibiscus Sorrel

🍛 Meat Options:
• Raised Goat Curry
• Goat Stew
• Chicken Kabobs
• Jerk Chicken
• BBQ Chicken

🥗 Sides:
• Rice & Peas
• Potatoes & Green Beans
• Roll
(Veggie kabobs also available!)

Come eat, connect, and learn how building relationships with local growers and knowing your food sources moves us closer to real sovereignty—one plate at a time.

Tag somebody who needs to pull up with you today! 🔥👇🏾

04/23/2026

Peace & power, family 🌿✊🏾

In this video I’m showing a couple DIY garden builds—a cedar fence post raised bed and how to turn laundry baskets into garden beds.

Why? Because I want folks to see this clearly:

It doesn’t take a lot of money or land to start your agricultural journey.
What it takes is will, creativity, and the decision to grow something—right where you are.

And for us, this is deeper than “getting your hands dirty.” This is ancestral work. Our people have always found a way—through limited access, restricted knowledge, and systems built to keep us dependent. So every seed we plant, every bed we build out of what we already have… that’s sovereignty in practice.

It’s self-sufficiency.
It’s survival knowledge.
It’s remembering what our ancestors wanted for us: to be rooted, resourceful, and able to provide for our households and our community.

If you want to learn how to make the most out of what you have—and learn real, practical agriculture—come build with us at the farm. 🌱

✅ To get plugged in: meet us Thursday nights at 6:00 PM
📍 Pitts Park Recreation Center
1920 N Kate Ave, Oklahoma City, OK
Or DM me and I’ll send you the next farm work day.

04/21/2026

Creating a space for Black spiritual traditions is vital for preserving our rich heritage. Your support can help build a community hub where elders, youth, and curious minds can learn and grow together. Please share and consider donating to keep these traditions alive. Every contribution matters!

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