I grew up in Kansas City, KS but I never felt home. I grew up that token black kid and always felt somewhat of an outcast amongst my own. Throughout my sore thumb social life, I always had a passion for my people and my culture. I always asked my teachers what would be done for Black History Month and if it wasn't worthy enough of our month I would take matters into my own hand. I just knew they were hiding things when they could only bring up Rosa and King but brought over 5 million of us. My intuition served right when I enrolled at Howard University and lived and learned Black Excellence.  Now it's time I spread that same love to those who need it and and for those who seek it. I hope my experiences and writings create positive change in our community in hopes for the next generation to carry.