Category: Black History
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RealTalk|Rosa Parks & Little Caesars
Most people know her name. Few know how she lived in her later years. And even fewer know who quietly stepped in when she needed safety. This Sunday, we’re talking about character. The kind that doesn’t need a spotlight. The kind that shows up when nobody’s watching. Because integrity isn’t loud. It’s lived.
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ASipOfFlava|MLK Jr Day
Some memories don’t fade — they deepen. This morning, I sip my coffee and reflect on a time in our history that shaped my understanding of courage, justice, and voice. From childhood memories to grown reflection, January 15th always calls me to pause, remember, and pray for a better future for all people. ☕🌻
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Morning Intention – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Today isn’t just about remembering a dream. It’s about choosing courage, justice, and humanity — on purpose.
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Life|Watching Our Young Black Minds Rise Through UNCF’s Portfolio Project
Witnessing these young Black brilliant minds stand tall and tell their stories hit me in a way I’ll never forget. This isn’t just a program — it’s a pipeline of pride, preparation, discipline, and opportunity. UNCF’s Portfolio Project is shaping futures right in front of our eyes… and I’m honored I got to be in…
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Black Music History |A&E| The Passing of The Legendary Roberta Flack
Remembering Roberta Flack: A Soul That Lives ForeverFebruary 24, 2025 Today, as I was driving home from work, I tuned into NPR News and heard the somber announcement that the world had lost one of its most treasured voices: Roberta Flack. Her passing left me with a quiet, reflective sadness as I remembered the soul-deep…
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Black Music History |A&E| LSG
LSG: A Legacy of R&B Excellence In the world of R&B, there are collaborations that become unforgettable — and then there’s LSG. Formed in the late 90s, LSG was a supergroup that brought together three of the genre’s most iconic voices: Gerald Levert, Keith Sweat, and Johnny Gill. Their name, a simple yet powerful acronym,…

