Tag: Black American History

• What We Learn From the Great Maya Angelou, #9.2025

  

  Dear Creative, My mind races with thoughts of current events, women’s rights in sports, and, yes, Black History Month. I hope you are well. My prayer is that this letter is received with the good kind of angst that fills my heart right now—the sort that sings, “We are not laboring in vain.” Prayers are…

  Really, Leah

  February 6, 2025

  Authors

  Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Black American History, Christianity, history, hope, Life, Maya Angelou, poetry, still i rise, what we learn from maya, writing, Writing Rules

• Special: Why Celebrate Black History (Poem)

  

  A poem and Scripture

  Really, Leah

  February 1, 2025

  Authors

  Black American History, black americans, Black History Month, black is beautiful, encouragement, faith, poem, reallyleah, Why Celebrate Black History

• AN AMERICAN OPPORTUNITY

  

  Why Senator Tim Scott’s race (for president) is a teachable moment.

  Really, Leah

  May 23, 2023

  Authors, Culture, From the Heart, Peace of Mind

  America, American History, Black American History, Culture, dream, faith, freedom, mental health, politics, self talk

• UnMessy Girl Prep Work

  

  “if it ain’t one thing, it’s TEN (and many of those things are distractions from the purposeful things).”- ReallyLeah.com

  Really, Leah

  February 1, 2021

  Authors, From the Heart, Peace of Mind, Physiology, Word Art

  Black American History, black history, blessings, cup of blessings, organization, Organize, overlfow, planning, preparation, Purpose, unmessy girl prep work