Queen Sherylene’s presence was impactful when she participated in the celebration of Cote D’Ivoire’s Independence Day at the Embassy in DC. She arrived with delegation of Miss Africa Interns, all young girls she was mentoring and supporting as they joined members of the Diplomatic Corps and the Ivorian community to celebrate this big day. Herewith are some photos from the beautiful event.
At the Fraser Mansion in Washington DC, celebrating Black History Month. The Queen joined several dignitaries and members of the Diplomatic corps in the District of Columbia to honor Harriet Tubman for her role in the Civil Rights movement as well as Women’s Rights. It was a beautiful and inspiring event. Members of Harriet Tubman’s family in attendance.
A Queen whose commitment to impacting the youth spared no time in getting out there, visiting schools in the great state of Maryland to share her inspiration and mentor kids. She was in the classrooms, reading with children, in the gym exercising with students and so much more. Each opportunity she had, she was poised to inspire and encourage them through their educational journey. Needless to say the children loved spending time with the Queen and interacting with her. A great Queen makes a difference and that is exactly who she is.
