Today as we head into the last days of Black History Month, we honor the sacred strength of women who endure hardship with grace, celebrate the legacy of Black women leaders, and reclaim rest as a courageous act. We share quotes from Maya Angelou and Michelle Obama and offer a grounded reminder to rise without apology.
LLSS highlights:
• quiet determination in hard seasons
• strength as movement despite fear
• Black History Month and women’s legacy
• Maya Angelou on defeats and resilience
• Michelle Obama on no limits and ambition
• examples of mothers, entrepreneurs, and young voices
• rest as a strategic choice, not failure
• honoring lineage, gratitude for foremothers
• affirmations of worth, wisdom, and capacity
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