I missed the father daughter relationship, but I cannot imagine this world without what Daddy gave to it.
In this conversation, I shared why I take his life, sacrifice, and legacy so seriously. I believe what he left us through his teachings on nonviolence, justice, and love remains critical to the survival of our humanity.
#MLK
Black Americans are being found hanging in 2026.
For generations, Black people were lynched while institutions stood by and did nothing.
We cannot repeat that history.
I’m demanding a full investigation from the DOJ.
📚 This #NationalLiteracyMonth, we celebrate the power of reading, learning, and access to stories that help us understand ourselves and one another.
As "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" continues to face bans and restrictions, Dr. Maya Angelou’s legacy reminds us why the freedom to read matters.
Every reader deserves the opportunity to find the book that helps them discover their voice. 🕊️
#MayaAngelou #FreedomToRead
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. congratulates Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Soror Justus Kelley on being crowned Miss USA 2026. She is a former Miss Old Gold & Black 2015 for the Gamma Eta Chapter at Indiana University.
#APA1906Network#MissUSA#MenOfDistinction
What was done to our ancestors did not end when slavery ended. Its consequences have continued through systems, institutions, and inequities that still shape lives today.
Reparative justice is broader than financial compensation. It can include truth-seeking, opening historical archives, institutional reform, and confronting persistent racial inequality.
We cannot tell people to move on from history while refusing to address what history built.
Reparative justice requires truth, responsibility, and meaningful action. It is not about remaining trapped in the past. It is about refusing to allow unresolved injustice to keep determining the future.
May we honor who we are, tell the truth about what our ancestors endured, and continue working toward justice and repair.
Source: The Guardian
#Reparations #PeopleOfAfricanDescent #RacialJustice #HumanDignity #BelovedCommunity
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#OTD In 1966, the Chicago Freedom Movement reached an agreement with city leaders, including Mayor Richard J. Daley, to expand fair housing and open mortgage access regardless of race or neighborhood. I remember being in Chicago that summer. It was an imperfect victory, but it marked one of the first times the movement brought its fight against housing discrimination to a major Northern city.
Thank you, Ms. Dolly Parton, for showing the world what it truly means to give back. Your music may have been one layer of your legacy, but your heart for others built something even more lasting. ✨