02/02/2026
✨ Black History Month Spotlight: Katherine Johnson ✨
Before we ever watched rockets rise on TV, she was doing the math that made “liftoff” possible. 🚀📐
Katherine Johnson was a brilliant mathematician whose calculations helped NASA send astronauts into space and bring them safely home. In an era when Black women were often underestimated and overlooked, she stayed focused, showed up prepared, and let excellence speak louder than bias.
Her legacy reminds us:
✅ Your mind is powerful.
✅ Your work matters even when people don’t see it at first.
✅ You belong in every room you’ve earned your way into.
Today, we celebrate the women who build the future with courage, talent, and quiet determination. 💛
Born in 1918, Katherine Johnson was one of the first Black students to integrate West Virginia’s graduate schools before becoming a NASA mathematician, where...