Evolving

PhD candidate @ncatsuaggies Smiling until my face hurts, singing my heart out, & loving like my life depends on it.💕Business Owner✨

[Evolving @Grateful41324]

Jersey Party

[Evolving @Grateful41324]

@BullwinQle2 Absolutely!! Thank you!! 😊

[Evolving @Grateful41324]

In June, my business was licensed by the state of North Carolina!! Q2 was amazing! Q3 will be better than I can even imagine!✨

[Evolving @Grateful41324]

I love this story!!! “I’m going to do something bigger!” Keep going, Breasia! 💙🐻

[HBCU Gameday @HBCUGameday]

Breasia Coit was a ball girl when the CIAA arrived in Baltimore. Now the rising HBCU star is leaving her mark on the league.

Story: https://t.co/5uWJOaPoeL

[Pastor John P Kee @Keetwit]

Happy Black History Month 🙏🏾♥️✊🏾 #throwbacktour2026 #tinydeskconcert Lessssssssssgo

[girly&wordly @Brieyonce]

BHM stack

[Greg Carr @AfricanaCarr]

#BlackHistoryMonth Day 3 book 3: “Kings and Pawns,” Howard Bryant’s latest contribution to untangling intersections of race, politics, sports and celebrity. Robeson and Robinson, both strong Black men caught in the crosshairs of US-style white supremacy.

[Robert Daniels @812filmreviews]

Not only is it Black History Month. It’s also its 100th anniversary!!

To commemorate its centennial, I wrote a list of 10 Black films, one from each of the last 10 decades, to stream.
https://t.co/eyrgt8MfEm

[⚜️Sovereign⚜️ @sauvamemte]

Here’s a copy of How Blacks Built America for anyone interested in reading 📖

https://t.co/Qg03IF4gQ4

[Je'lon Alexander, M.A. @JelonAlexander]

Day 3 Black History Month Book Thread ⬇️

Here are some more book recommendations that range from Black women’s history, to gender & sexuality.

Check out A Tate of Brown Sugar: Black Women in Pornography by Dr. Mireille Miller-Young

Sexual Racism & Social Justice (edited work)

[Queens R. Made @QueenRMade1]

Everyday this month, I am going to post positive content to celebrate us. We may not get peace from the world, but we can bring peace within ourselves.

#BlackHistoryMonth2026

[Side-Eye Pinkie Pie Read Project 2025 - Did You? @NYPoliticalMom]

The month means so much more than reading, but it's a good place to start.

The Gutenberg Project has hundreds of books by Black authors free of charge.

https://t.co/fGSsv6pPOW

[Greg Carr @AfricanaCarr]

#BlackHistoryMonth Day 2, Book 2: Brian Gilmore’s new cultural and intellectual journey through a century and a half of African artists in Washingon DC, “No More Worlds to Conquer: The Black Poet in Washington DC.” A cultural and political history through a poet’s eyes.

[⚜️Sovereign⚜️ @sauvamemte]

Here is my Black History Month library it includes a myriad of readings, encyclopedias, biographies autobiographies, and more. here it is for anyone interested in reading 📖✨
https://t.co/sILiyWkByo

Special thanks to @JelonAlexander for their insights 💫

[Greg Carr @AfricanaCarr]

#BlackHistoryMonth Day 1, Book 1: Woodson’s “Miseducation of the Negro.” Straight. Sacrifice. Self Determination. Solidarity. From the ⁦man himself.

2026 is 20th anniversary of Philly’s mandatory HS AfAm course. Here’s why we centered it with Woodson: https://t.co/Q9gerwSYFe

[Je'lon Alexander, M.A. @JelonAlexander]

With this being the first day of Black History Month, here are 25 books I recommend reading that range from race, gender, class, education, Black women’s history, sex and much more.

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

When asked what role she wanted to be remembered most for, Catherine O’Hara said, “The mother to my children”.

[Kris @d2kferg]

Speaks to how good their coaching staff is at recruiting….

[Eric Calero @EC_Agent]

No one recruits quite like @CoachWTrenchMob does. FOUR players on defense going from Division II ➡️ Division I.

This isn’t a one season affair. It’s become a yearly occurrence for Coach Williams