Happy black History Month

Action

Time to Take Action—Not Just Talk

I know a lot of people were upset about the removal of DEI programs, and rightfully so. But now is the time to do more than just talk—we need to act.

The most effective way to make our voices heard to the rich isn’t by yelling; it’s by hitting them where it truly matters—their pockets. Money talks and always has and if we want change, we have to be strategic about where we spend and invest.

If you think this approach is pointless but are the same person outraged over TikTok, we are not the same. It’s time to be intentional and take action beyond the keyboard

Why I’m Writing This Newsletter?

They probably weren’t going to tell you rather tell you about P diddy and baby oil

I’ll be honest—I’m usually not the one to participate in things like this. But after hearing Kamala’s speech at the NAACP Awards, I couldn’t shake the feeling that we need to have this conversation. If you missed it, do yourself a favor and take a moment to watch. It was one of those speeches that sticks with you.

”Whar do we Do Now? we use our power and organize”

Now, don’t get me wrong—I’m still not over the election. But hey, people said they wanted lower egg prices, so here we are higher egg prices.I just don’t get it—weren’t y’all fake vegans last year? Or is it just that everybody’s on the Ozempic shot now?

All jokes aside, we have some real work to do. And it starts with action, not just conversation.

I can’t believe I didn’t make a Black History Month post—but hey, can you really blame me? February is the shortest month, but we won’t get into that right now. no excuses they’re tools of the incompetent

That said, Happy Black History Month! Let’s finish the month strong. And before I go, let’s talk about that song—the one that deserves to be the official theme song of Black History Month. Pure excellence, no pun intended. Some songs fade, but this one? It’ll never be forgotten.