Women are the pillars of faith, strength, and love in families, carrying the weight of generations while paving the way for the future.

I’m celebrating Living Single —a trailblazing sitcom that showcased Black women as successful, independent, and supportive of one another.

The ability to stand alone, even when the world turns away, is a defining characteristic of strong women.

Whether you're penning your first novel, crafting a personal essay, or jotting down poetry, write for yourself first.

Women throughout history have planted these seeds in their families, communities, and nations, ensuring that future generations would reap.

Today I am recognizing the invaluable contributions of women throughout history. Women have been pillars of strength, resilience, and faith.

With intelligence, determination, and high-tech ingenuity, Bumblebee has stood with DC’s most powerful heroes.

God’s favor grants influence, and throughout history, we see how women have used that influence to impact the world in powerful ways.

I am celebrating The Color Purple, a groundbreaking story of resilience, sisterhood, and self-discovery.

We celebrate the strength of women, the necessity of trust, and the power of unity in the face of adversity. 

The point of view (POV) you choose shapes how readers experience your narrative, engage with your characters, and interpret your themes.

The impact of women’s contributions—whether in leadership, education, faith, science, activism, or the arts—cannot be overstated.

Women have played a profound role in shaping faith, leading communities, and standing as pillars of strength and wisdom.

By day, he’s Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer fighting for justice in the courtroom. By night, he becomes Daredevil, the Man Without Fear.

Today marks the 28th and final day of Black History Month, a time dedicated to celebrating the rich history, achievements, and contributions

I’m celebrating Soul Train (1971-2006)—the legendary music and dance TV show that revolutionized Black entertainment, fashion, and culture.

History has shown that when evil is left unchecked, it grows—but justice, even if delayed, always finds its way.

It's important to acknowledge the resilience of Black writers who faced systemic barriers, yet still forged paths in literature.

History has taught us that what we see, what we hear, and what we believe about ourselves shapes our destiny.

Black women of faith have been the backbone of progress, justice, and spiritual endurance.