Ikulture Chandler
1. Which celebrity do you think you look like?
BEing the change means having the heart and mind to acknowledge when someone is hurting or broken inside, being able to be a doer, not being afraid to stand up for men, women, and children who are crying out for help to survive life's struggles. Every time we place ourselves in the shoes of someone else and are mindful of them, we have the chance to BE the change!
2. Which do your prefer? Talking on the phone or texting?
My husband, E-Jay, has a pure heart. He always sees both sides of a situation. Since he was fifteen years old, E-jay has been known in our community for his love for God, community, and student leadership. In fact, he would lay his life down in a heart beat for someone in danger! He is an honorable man, and protective of his family.
3. What’s something you only do when you get bored?
When I was a young, my cousin Lateefa dreamed big. One day, she told us she wanted to start a drill team. Lateefa got all the girls in the neighborhood together and named us "One too Many." We practiced, shouted, and stepped, as if there were a million people watching. I would revisit that moment, because she challenged my imagination as a kid when I believed that millions of people were watching us.
4. Are you overly loyal to any clothing brands?
If someone didn't know me, they would say I was quiet, reserved, and troubled. For those who knew me, they would say that I was loyal, caring, insightful, and that I always had a desire to want more. Even though it was difficult to see and to know my worth, they could always see me fighting for more.
5. What is the biggest risk you have ever taken?