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Memorial Day Black Heritage: Black History Facts You Should Know
Every Memorial Day, I find myself reflecting on the sacrifices made by so many to protect the freedoms we enjoy today. But beyond the usual stories, there’s a rich tapestry of Black heritage woven into this day that often goes unnoticed. It’s a reminder that history is layered, and understanding those layers can deepen our appreciation for the present. So, let’s take a moment to explore some important Memorial Day Black heritage stories and facts that deserve our attention. T
May 23


Remaining Awake in Times of Revolution: Lessons from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Final Sunday Sermon
Dr. King’s final sermon wasn’t just a message—it was a wake-up call. Discover how his timeless wisdom can inspire us to act with courage
Jan 15, 2025


From Resistance to Resilience: Black History Month Reflections
This article is about the importance of celebrating Black history throughout the year, not just during Black History Month.
Mar 11, 2023


Growth and Separation: How to Take Control of Your Evolution
As an adult, the only things I've found to be consistent are change and growth. This can be a harsh reality but it's undoubtedly true. For some, growth can be exciting, empowering and encouraging. For others however, it can foster worry, doubt and confusion for whats to come, as sometimes it leads to separation. How is growth defined? Growth (noun): the process of developing or maturing physically, mentally, or spiritually. We seldom take the opportunity to reflect on that gr
Nov 8, 2020


Culture Shock - Decendants of Kings and Queens (Finding Identity in a Foreign Land)
I call you King & Queens -------------------- Trying to inspire and motivate our fellow Kings & Queens has been difficult for us all to grasp, but for others, it's a true disconnect and the mere thought of being uplifted instead of objectified produces an unconscious fear; this fear is formed from over 400 yrs of demoralization of the African and the "Making of a Slave" mentality (Willie Lynch, 1613) that turns us away from our culture of dominance and power but to be reduced
Oct 7, 2017
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