Misty Knight isn’t just a superhero—she is a symbol of Black history, Black excellence, and Black resilience.

Today's post is deidicated to reflecting on the resilience, courage, + perseverance of those who have paved the way for future generations.

I’m shining a spotlight on Cooley High (1975)—a groundbreaking coming-of-age film that not only captured the realities of Black teenage life

We will explore how faith, resilience, + the refusal to surrender to fear have been central to both S.O.L.A.D.™ and Black History.

Your title sets the stage for what’s inside, creating curiosity, intrigue, and anticipation.

We reflect not only on the triumphs and struggles of those who came before us but also on the responsibility we carry to shape the future.

Throughout history, Black Americans have been shining lights, illuminating paths of justice, faith, and strength in the face of oppression.

Not all superheroes are born with powers. Some build their own legacy—through intelligence, determination, and an unshakable will to protect

Love is more than romantic gestures; it is the foundation of strong communities, movements, and faith.

The Jeffersons was a cultural force that challenged stereotypes, broke barriers, and paved the way for future Black-led TV shows.

On this 12th day of Black History Month, we reflect on the importance of preparation, resilience, and the long journey toward victory.

The most compelling stories are those that draw from real emotions, personal experiences, and authentic perspectives.

The journey of Black history is one of sowing seeds in difficult soil, nurturing those seeds with determination and faith, and trusting God.

As we honor the past, we also acknowledge how faith and resilience continue to guide us forward in our personal and collective journeys.

Black history is a saga of strength, resistance, survival, and triumph.

We recognize that the strength our ancestors carried was not just their own—it was the favor of God at work in their lives.

This landmark play is a reflection of dreams, identity, racial injustice, and resilience.

History has shown us that some of the greatest battles we face are not just physical but psychological and spiritual.

Without strong motivation, characters become passive observers rather than active participants in their own stories.

The history of Black excellence, resilience, and faith is a testament to the power of sowing and reaping.