Tag: Black History Month

• Where Will Love Take You? #10. 2025

  

  Dear Creatives, Happy Love Week! This week, many of us will celebrate the virtues of love with heart-shaped candies, bouquets of roses, greeting cards, and candlelight dinners. While this is a tradition, I trust that many of us celebrate love all year, thinking of wonderful ways to express our affection for those we care about…

  Really, Leah

  February 13, 2025

  Authors

  Black History Month, Future, heart, James Weldon Johnson, Letter, Life, Lift Every Voice and Sing, literary great, love, poetry, The Creation, Valentine’s Day, Where will love take you?, writing

• 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

• A BETTER DEFINITION of PASSION

  

  Ooowee, its entrance into my catalog of best-loved quotes is right on time for February’s posts on passion, productivity, and purpose. It is also, so Maya. She was a woman who made us want to look and keep looking at her as she sashayed words as gracefully as she swayed her hips. Oh, she was a…

  Really, Leah

  February 8, 2022

  BOOKS, From the Heart, In Other Words & Sounds, The Network, Word Art

  American History, art for the heart, author, Black History Month, callings, girlboss, Maya Angelou, Phillis Wheatley, poet, quote, reallyleah.com, Work, writer