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03/26/2026

HER Story: Grace Hopper, PhD 💡

She was a mathematician, a Navy rear admiral, and one of the pioneers of modern computing — at a time when very few women were recognized in science or technology. Grace Hopper helped develop early computer programming languages and believed that computers should be accessible to more people, not just mathematicians and engineers.

She once said, “The most dangerous phrase in the language is: ‘We’ve always done it this way.’”

This HER Story episode is about innovation, courage, curiosity, and changing the world by challenging the way things have always been done.

03/19/2026

HER Story with Dr. Kela shines a light on Arlan Hamilton () — a true trailblazer whose journey as a Black entrepreneur, founder, and investor continues to inspire so many women to dream bigger and lead boldly.

Arlan's story is one of resilience, innovation, and breaking barriers in spaces that were never designed to be inclusive. Through determination and vision, she has helped redefine what leadership, entrepreneurship, and impact can look like.

What inspires you most about women who break barriers and create their own path?

03/12/2026

Today on HER Story, I’m spotlighting the brilliant imagination of Octavia Butler — one of the first Black women to become a major voice in science fiction.

Did you know she was painfully shy as a child and spent hours in the library, where her love for storytelling began? She went on to write groundbreaking novels like Kindred and the Parable series, exploring themes of power, resilience, and the future of humanity.

Her work continues to inspire readers to think differently about the world — and the one we’re creating for the next generation.



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03/06/2026

The Teen Artist Changing the World | Nyla Hayes |

At just 17, Nyla Hayes is already a world-renowned artist. 🎨

From painting Michelle Obama to exhibiting internationally, Nyla’s work celebrates Black beauty, power, and presence—through the eyes of a young visionary.

We’re closing Black History Month by honoring creativity as history in motion.

🌍 Art is legacy.

02/27/2026

In this episode of my series highlighting extraordinary Black girls, I continue the story of Sarah Rector — once known as the richest Black girl in America.

In Part 2, I’m unpacking what happened after the headlines — the legal battles, the scrutiny, and what her story reveals about race, power, and protection in America.

This isn’t just a history lesson. It’s a reminder of why knowledge matters — especially for our communities.

Take a moment to watch Part 2, then meet me in the comments. What stood out to you most about Sarah’s journey?

If this resonated, please like, share, and save it so more people can learn her story.

02/20/2026

Before she was a teenager, Sarah Rector became one of the wealthiest Black children in America. 🛢️

Born in 1902, oil was discovered on land allotted to her family—descendants of the Creek Nation—forever changing her life and challenging narratives about wealth, land, and legacy.

This week, we honor Black herstory that began long before headlines told the truth.

🖤 Know the history. Know the power.

02/13/2026

History was rewritten by two Black girls and a whiteboard. 📐✨

Calcea Johnson and Ne’Kiya Jackson made global headlines after discovering a new proof of the Pythagorean Theorem—challenging a mathematical belief held for over 2,000 years.

From high school classrooms to the American Mathematical Society, their work proves curiosity changes everything.

📅 Thursday | 7:30 PM EST
🧠 Black girls do math—and redefine it.



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02/06/2026

At just 17 years old, Dasia Taylor () changed the future of medicine. 🧪✨

A scientist, inventor, and patent holder, Dasia developed surgical sutures that change color when an infection is present—saving time, money, and lives.

Tune in to this Black History Month special of Let’s Talk Thursdays as I highlight young Black excellence shaping the future of science.

✨ Let’s Talk Thursdays | Black History Month 2026 ✨You’re never too young to make Black Herstory.This February, Dr. Kela...
02/05/2026

✨ Let’s Talk Thursdays | Black History Month 2026 ✨

You’re never too young to make Black Herstory.
This February, Dr. Kela highlights extraordinary Black girls whose brilliance, courage, and creativity are shaping history in real time—past, present, and future.

Join us every Thursday at 7:30 PM EST as we celebrate innovation, intellect, legacy, and limitless possibility.
Because Black history isn’t just something we study—it’s something we witness. 🖤

01/30/2026

Thailand’s beauty isn’t just in its people — it’s in every mountain, shoreline, and jungle path. 🌏

In the final episode of this series, I explore the incredible geographic diversity of Thailand and the peaceful energy found in nature.

Thank you for traveling with me this month. Where should we go next? 👇

One country… so many breathtaking views. 🏝️🏔️🌴This week’s episode explores Thailand’s stunning landscapes — from beaches...
01/29/2026

One country… so many breathtaking views. 🏝️🏔️🌴

This week’s episode explores Thailand’s stunning landscapes — from beaches to mountains and everything in between.

🎥 Final episode of the series drops today at 7:30 PM EST

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Making an Impact in Her Community & Beyond! Meet Dr. Kela Henry, Author “Nia & The Numbers Game” Dr. Kela Henry is a Southern physician with strong ties to her community. Aside from running her successful practice, where she supports healthy diets, exercise, and holistic healing whenever possible, Dr. Henry is passionate about the health of teenage girls and believes in giving back to organizations which focus on the education and empowerment of this demographic. She enjoys teaching and speaking with girls as early as their freshman year in high school, inspiring them to start thinking about the process of applying for college or vocational school.Why I started BTH Creations

Books are important because I believe reading, unlike watching TV, actively engages the mind. A well-written book can inform, inspire, intrigue, or excite the reader. The pages of a well-written story can transport you to foreign or fantasy lands, tickle you to the point of a good belly laugh, and educate you about various subjects. There is just so much useful information to be found in books, and reading is good brain exercise!

I started my own publishing company because I wanted creative freedom. It is important to me to release Nia & the Numbers Game : A Teenager’s Guide to Education, Relationships and S*x according to my vision. I felt it was important to show the full spectrum of Nia’s life— as I’ve written it—from early adolescence through her young adulthood and marriage. I want the target audience to see what’s possible. For the adults who will vet my work before allowing their daughters and students to read it, I hope they will recognize themselves in some of the scenarios and visualize a bright future for the young ladies they guide. My mission is to inspire young girls to be confident and healthy by building positive self-esteem & self-image.