Demi Johnson, a ninth-grader from Gulfport, Mississippi, grew over 1,000 oysters to help restore marine ecosystems and was honored by the National Geographic Society. Her project will release millions of larvae, and she plans to expand her work while pursuing a future in environmental law. This young conservationist is already making waves in ocean protection.
Texas is stepping into a new chapter — and Jasmine Crockett is officially at the center of it. In a stunning but powerfully focused move, the dynamic congresswoman has entered the 2026 U.S. Senate race, marking one of the most highly anticipated political launches of the year.
Jasmine Crockett: New Era Begins The Texas Tribune reports her decision as a defining moment for the state: a bold leader with deep roots, a civil rights attorney shaped by real struggles, and a voice that has grown from local advocacy to national influence.
Meet 18 year old Mason Wright, the young African American teen owner of Mason’s Super Dogs, Atlanta’s beloved gourmet hot dog brand, has officially opened a second location. That means he now owns two restaurants and a food truck.
I KNOW I'M LATE, BUT WE DID IT YAW! 10,000 SUBSCRIBERS. I'M GRATEFUL AND APPRECIATIVE TO ALL OF YOU WHO ARE APART OF OUR COMMUNITY! WHAT YOU ALL DO BY LIKING, COMMENTING, SHARING, AND SUBSCRIBING IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS ME CREATING THE CONTENT. I AM GOING TO KEEP DOING MY PART AND YOU ALL KEEP DOING YOURS. THANK YOU ALL! WE ARE JUST GETTING STARTED!
Kenneth Gorham became the youngest principal in his school’s history at just 24, leading Movement Middle School in Charlotte with empathy and purpose. The North Carolina A and T graduate greeted students daily with hugs or high fives and inspired them with messages of self worth, love, and community support. He hopes his journey shows young educators everywhere that age is never a barrier to excellence.
Payton Pitts, an 18-year-old from Chicago, was accepted to all six Ivy League schools he applied to and chose Harvard, where he plays on the basketball team. A straight-A student, violinist, and leader who revitalized his high school’s Black Student Union, Pitts excels in academics, athletics, and community leadership. His achievements highlight dedication, talent, and the power of creating supportive spaces for others.
From Prison to Ph.D. to Tenured Professor at Howard University. Stanley Andrisse, who was once incarcerated in a maximum security prison, now serves as a tenured professor at Howard University and founder of From Prison Cells to Ph.D., a nonprofit helping justice-impacted people succeed in higher education. His path shows how loss pushed him toward science, how education opened unlikely doors, and how he now helps others rebuild their lives through second chances. He grew up in Ferguson, Missouri, where people labeled him a career criminal before he turned 21. Those early years shaped how he mentors students today.
In 2021, Shequeena McKenzie made history as McComb’s first African American judge at just 28 years old. Inspired by Vice President Kamala Harris, she pursued law to create change and empower others to believe they belong in every room they enter. Now serving as a judge in both McComb and Magnolia, she continues to pave the way for future generations of Black women in law.
Meet Fahteema Parrish, the Founder and CEO of Parrish & Sons Construction, a successful Black woman-owned construction business based in Kansas City, Missouri. (Her company is celebrating 10 years in business!) #blackowned#blackownedbusiness#blackgirlsrock#blackgirlmagic
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Demi Johnson, a ninth-grader from Gulfport, Mississippi, grew over 1,000 oysters to help restore marine ecosystems and was honored by the National Geographic Society. Her project will release millions of larvae, and she plans to expand her work while pursuing a future in environmental law. This young conservationist is already making waves in ocean protection.
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Texas is stepping into a new chapter — and Jasmine Crockett is officially at the center of it. In a stunning but powerfully focused move, the dynamic congresswoman has entered the 2026 U.S. Senate race, marking one of the most highly anticipated political launches of the year.
Jasmine Crockett: New Era Begins
The Texas Tribune reports her decision as a defining moment for the state: a bold leader with deep roots, a civil rights attorney shaped by real struggles, and a voice that has grown from local advocacy to national influence.
#JasmineCrockettforTexasUSSenate2026
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Meet 18 year old Mason Wright, the young African American teen owner of Mason’s Super Dogs, Atlanta’s beloved gourmet hot dog brand, has officially opened a second location. That means he now owns two restaurants and a food truck.
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I KNOW I'M LATE, BUT WE DID IT YAW! 10,000 SUBSCRIBERS. I'M GRATEFUL AND APPRECIATIVE TO ALL OF YOU WHO ARE APART OF OUR COMMUNITY! WHAT YOU ALL DO BY LIKING, COMMENTING, SHARING, AND SUBSCRIBING IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS ME CREATING THE CONTENT. I AM GOING TO KEEP DOING MY PART AND YOU ALL KEEP DOING YOURS. THANK YOU ALL! WE ARE JUST GETTING STARTED!
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Kenneth Gorham became the youngest principal in his school’s history at just 24, leading Movement Middle School in Charlotte with empathy and purpose. The North Carolina A and T graduate greeted students daily with hugs or high fives and inspired them with messages of self worth, love, and community support. He hopes his journey shows young educators everywhere that age is never a barrier to excellence.
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Meet the family of doctors. The parents have MDs, and their children have PhDs. The youngest recently earned a PhD in chemistry.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Payton Pitts, an 18-year-old from Chicago, was accepted to all six Ivy League schools he applied to and chose Harvard, where he plays on the basketball team. A straight-A student, violinist, and leader who revitalized his high school’s Black Student Union, Pitts excels in academics, athletics, and community leadership. His achievements highlight dedication, talent, and the power of creating supportive spaces for others.
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From Prison to Ph.D. to Tenured Professor at Howard University. Stanley Andrisse, who was once incarcerated in a maximum security prison, now serves as a tenured professor at Howard University and founder of From Prison Cells to Ph.D., a nonprofit helping justice-impacted people succeed in higher education. His path shows how loss pushed him toward science, how education opened unlikely doors, and how he now helps others rebuild their lives through second chances. He grew up in Ferguson, Missouri, where people labeled him a career criminal before he turned 21. Those early years shaped how he mentors students today.
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In 2021, Shequeena McKenzie made history as McComb’s first African American judge at just 28 years old. Inspired by Vice President Kamala Harris, she pursued law to create change and empower others to believe they belong in every room they enter. Now serving as a judge in both McComb and Magnolia, she continues to pave the way for future generations of Black women in law.
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Meet Fahteema Parrish, the Founder and CEO of Parrish & Sons Construction, a successful Black woman-owned construction business based in Kansas City, Missouri. (Her company is celebrating 10 years in business!)
#blackowned #blackownedbusiness #blackgirlsrock #blackgirlmagic
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