I am So Her! — Black History

Happy Black History Month!! We are so glad to highlight activist and leaders during the month of February. There's so much to share and so little time. For this reason, we make sure to keep this energy all year long! Join us and add you name to our mailing list to receive your update. In this moment, we are going to shine light on, "The Six Triple Eight!  These women was the largest group of Black servicewomen to serve overseas during World War II. According to The National WW2 Muesum, there were over 800 Black Women who registered  to serve. There...

Today, let's reflect on a remarkable woman in Black History named Zora Neale Hurston. She was an African American author and philanthropist who captured the racial struggles of Black Americans in the south during the early 1900's. Her writings were considered unapologetic and authentic to the inequities that people of color endured as a result of no true research of black america. Ms. Hurston was very determined to get her education and worked several jobs to help support her writings and her education. At the age of 26 she lied about her age in order to qualify for free public...