Unapologetic: The Power and Responsibility of Black Cinema

Black filmmakers have never simply told stories. They have reclaimed history, challenged false narratives, and built culture that shapes generations. From Malcolm X to Boyz n the Hood, these films did more than entertain. They educated, empowered, and demanded recognition. Their creators did not wait for permission. They built their own lanes, ensuring that Black stories would not just be told but told correctly.

The Impact of Redirection and Participation Trophies on Today’s Society

Redirection and participation trophies, while well-intentioned, may inadvertently undermine critical lessons of resilience, accountability, and the value of true achievement. In a world that demands perseverance and adaptability, shielding children from boundaries and competition can leave them ill-prepared for the realities of adult life.