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01/11/2026

Da’Vion Tatum made history as Westfield High School’s first Black male valedictorian. Last year, he graduated from Harvard University with a double major in Biomedical Engineering and the History of Science.

His journey was extraordinary, marked by acceptances to 11 elite universities and nearly $750,000 in scholarships. Yet for Tatum, success was always about more than personal triumph. “My story can help young Black men see they aren’t confined to society’s limitations,” he says.

Reflecting on his Harvard experience, he shared a deeper lesson: “I learned that there is an immense power vested in each of us to be impactful through our work.” He encourages others not to limit themselves or what is possible through faith and effort. “Fear can cause us to impede our own blessings…, I hope this post can encourage you, cheers to this next chapter.” News source: Africa Giant

01/11/2026

AN OPEN LETTER TO BLACK KINGS — WORLDWIDE

To the Black men holding households together with grit, faith, and exhaustion no one sees.
To the fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, providers, protectors, and problem-solvers.
To the men carrying generations on your back while smiling through pressure.

Our time.
Our energy.
Our passion.
Our love for family.

We show up.
We keep food on the table.
We raise children into teens, teens into adults, adults into legacy.
We do whatever it takes to keep the family afloat even when we’re drowning quietly.

And still… too often, when the head of the household is gone, there’s nothing left behind.
No assets. No ownership. No blueprint. No inheritance.
That has to change.
2026 demands better.

Generational wealth is not a dream — it’s a responsibility.
Something tangible must remain when we’re long gone.
That work starts now.

This is also the year we tell the truth about mental health.
Anxiety. Depression. Bipolar. Burnout.
Feeling unappreciated. Overlooked. Taken for granted.
Loving harder than you’re loved back.

We’ve been selfless.
Showing up in everyone’s trauma.
Praying over people. Covering them. Saving them.
And when it’s our turn to fall apart the phone goes quiet.
No visits. No presence. No reciprocity.

That ends now.

This is the year we move differently.
This is the year of boundaries, healing, strategy, ownership, and self-love.
This is the year Black men choose peace and purpose.
This is the year we do it better for ourselves and for what we leave behind.

Black Kings your life matters. Your legacy matters.

01/10/2026

Brilliant!

01/10/2026

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