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Black History Month Isn’t Just a Celebration

February arrives every year with the same familiar energy: tributes, quotes, school projects, social media posts. Black History Month often feels like a highlight reel with the best speeches, the bravest marches, the most inspiring quotes. But Black history is not just the polished moments we ... READ the POST

A personal reflection on Black History Month, exploring exemplary African Americans, the truth about Jim Crow, and why remembering history matters today.

Happy Birthday Dr. King

Every year when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday comes around, I pause, not out of obligation, but out of respect. This day feels personal. As a Black woman in America, Dr. King’s legacy isn’t something I visit once a year. It lives with me. It shows up in how I move through the world, how I ... READ the POST

This day isn’t just a remembrance. It’s a celebration of a life that shifted this country and a reminder that we are still part of that story.

What’s Up with All the Hatred?

At 45 years old, I’ve lived long enough to recognize a pattern. Hate isn’t new. What is new is how bold it has become (again), and how tired it makes your soul. Hatred is EXHAUSTING! I don't see how people do it... choose to carry hate or anger in their hearts. Choose to be divisive. ... READ the POST

Hatred is exhausting, can we agree on that? This post includes a short prayer for healing.

A Battle of the Anthems: Whitney Houston vs. Marvin Gaye

When it comes to singing “The Star-Spangled Banner,” there are two performances that stand tall above the rest: Whitney Houston’s electrifying rendition at Super Bowl XXV in 1991 and Marvin Gaye’s smooth, sultry version at the 1983 NBA All-Star Game. Both performances are iconic in their own right, ... READ the POST

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