In a society marked by neglect and disrespect, the black woman navigates a labyrinth of turmoil and travesties, standing tall with enduring pride and self-esteem. 'Pretty Little Black Girl' encapsulates the daily battles against envy, where attractive and progressive black women find themselves confronting naysayers, rivals, and haters—oftentimes, those closest to them. Lord Toph artfully explores the unique challenges faced by these women, emphasizing that it's not just their physical beauty, but their intellectual prowess, that becomes a source of contention.

• Poetry/Short Story 
• Approximately 1000 words