Unapologetic Pride

02/27/2026

recalling when her father slapped her after she used the N-Word. It left a life changing impact on her views of racism.

04/13/2025

They told us we couldn’t swim in their pools. So Mister Rogers said “watch this.”

In 1969—a full YEAR after Dr. King was assassinated—Black people were still being kicked out of “whites-only” swimming pools.

America was still soaked in segregation.

But on May 9, 1969, something radical happened on live television.

On “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” Fred Rogers invited Officer Clemmons—a Black man, played by François Clemmons—to join him.

He pulled out a small wading pool, dipped his feet in, and casually asked Clemmons if he wanted to cool off too.

Clemmons hesitated. “I don’t have a towel,” he said.

Mister Rogers didn’t blink:
“You can share mine.”

Then they sat together.
Side by side.
Feet in the water.
Black skin and white skin.
On national TV.

In that quiet moment, they broke a damn barrier.
No speeches. No yelling.
Just a peaceful act of pure rebellion.

They didn’t just share a towel.
They shared a message:

Racism is learned.
And it can be unlearned.
But someone’s gotta take the first step.

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03/06/2023

March is !
Which important women in history are most memorable or influential to you?

02/21/2023

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02/21/2023

Grant Cardone explains how he targets black people for his leadership and growth opportunities. Refers to a 55 yr old as a “man” and 25 yr old black person as “kid”. This comes before a recent video leak of him saying he has permission to use “N-Word”.

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02/19/2023

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02/18/2023

A new interactive platform for Black leaders representing Art, Sports, Tech, Media and various other industries will be launching during in Austin,Tx! Be sure to follow to get the latest updates and register to attend.

“We've brought together black ecosystem builders from across the country to make Black Future House an open, interactive destination for people to discuss the future of everything from to to to and more. Join us at Riches Art Gallery on March 10-11th for 2 days of panels, food experiences, a vendor market, entertainment and networking.

It's going to be like nothing you've ever experienced. “ - Lauren Washington (Co-Founder)

10/10/2022

10/09/2022

The racist capitol of the United States -

09/16/2022

We knew this would bring them out.

Six months ago, Karey Burke, the president of Disney’s General Entertainment Content, declared that the most popular entertainment conglomera...