President Carter appointed Patricia Roberts Harris as the first African American woman to serve in a President’s Cabinet. He appointed more women and minorities to the federal judicial bench than all of his predecessors combined. He placed solar panels on the roof of the White House, championed craft beer, and created Black Music Month. He negotiated peace in the Middle East and spoke of the dangers of global warming. He eradicated diseases around the world and taught Sunday School. A true servant leader, an example for us all.
President Carter appointed Patricia Roberts Harris as the first African American woman to serve in a President’s Cabinet. He appointed more women and minorities to the federal judicial bench than all of his predecessors combined. He placed solar panels on the roof of the White House, championed craft beer, and created Black Music Month. He negotiated peace in the Middle East and spoke of the dangers of global warming. He eradicated diseases around the world and taught Sunday School. A true servant leader, an example for us all.
President Carter appointed Patricia Roberts Harris as the first African American woman to serve in a President’s Cabinet. He appointed more women and minorities to the federal judicial bench than all of his predecessors combined. He placed solar panels on the roof of the White House, championed craft beer, and created Black Music Month. He negotiated peace in the Middle East and spoke of the dangers of global warming. He eradicated diseases around the world and taught Sunday School. A true servant leader, an example for us all.
President Carter appointed Patricia Roberts Harris as the first African American woman to serve in a President’s Cabinet. He appointed more women and minorities to the federal judicial bench than all of his predecessors combined. He placed solar panels on the roof of the White House, championed craft beer, and created Black Music Month. He negotiated peace in the Middle East and spoke of the dangers of global warming. He eradicated diseases around the world and taught Sunday School. A true servant leader, an example for us all.
President Carter appointed Patricia Roberts Harris as the first African American woman to serve in a President’s Cabinet. He appointed more women and minorities to the federal judicial bench than all of his predecessors combined. He placed solar panels on the roof of the White House, championed craft beer, and created Black Music Month. He negotiated peace in the Middle East and spoke of the dangers of global warming. He eradicated diseases around the world and taught Sunday School. A true servant leader, an example for us all.
President Carter appointed Patricia Roberts Harris as the first African American woman to serve in a President’s Cabinet. He appointed more women and minorities to the federal judicial bench than all of his predecessors combined. He placed solar panels on the roof of the White House, championed craft beer, and created Black Music Month. He negotiated peace in the Middle East and spoke of the dangers of global warming. He eradicated diseases around the world and taught Sunday School. A true servant leader, an example for us all.
America has witnessed a Master Class led by Vice President Kamala Harris on confronting a bully. #Vote
There is a small utility closet in the basement of the White House. Just inside the door is a piece of glass, allowing you to see a portion of the foundation of the White House. A foundation built by the once enslaved. I couldn’t help but think about the history of those hallowed grounds as we enjoyed the Black Excellence Brunch on the South Lawn. Thank you President and Dr. Biden for a spectacular celebration. #blackexcellencebrunch
I last saw Frankie Beverly at the Juneteenth Celebration at the White House this summer. For as excited as I was to see him, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was even more giddy. Frankie Beverly transcended generations and brought so much joy to so many. He was as warm and generous with his smile one on one as he was on stage. Thank you for the memories Mr. Beverly. You will be missed. 🙏🏾❤️
I last saw Frankie Beverly at the Juneteenth Celebration at the White House this summer. For as excited as I was to see him, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was even more giddy. Frankie Beverly transcended generations and brought so much joy to so many. He was as warm and generous with his smile one on one as he was on stage. Thank you for the memories Mr. Beverly. You will be missed. 🙏🏾❤️
I last saw Frankie Beverly at the Juneteenth Celebration at the White House this summer. For as excited as I was to see him, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was even more giddy. Frankie Beverly transcended generations and brought so much joy to so many. He was as warm and generous with his smile one on one as he was on stage. Thank you for the memories Mr. Beverly. You will be missed. 🙏🏾❤️
Simply put, President Jimmy Carter was a good man. He was the epitome of a servant leader, changing the world and setting the highest example of what it meant to honor God, family, and country. May his legacy of unselfish leadership and work to serve “the least of these” inspire us all to make the world a better place.
That’s my Mama in the middle with the crown on. She has been beautiful, inside and out, her whole life. ❤️❤️
That’s my Mama in the middle with the crown on. She has been beautiful, inside and out, her whole life. ❤️❤️
News from the home front…😂🤣.
Chicago will be the wind beneath my wings through November. May we all carry the energy and grind of the DNC Convention through Election Day and beyond. Let’s go get it! #kamalaharris #VOTE #whenweallvote
The take down almost took me out, but I’m yet holding on! When your first Zoom meeting of the day is with a woman and you say “I’m running late because I had to take the last braids out,” and she laughs with understanding, you know you’re not alone. ✊🏾🥰#naturalhairjourney
Nothing like a party with a purpose! #UNCF #mayorsmaskedball
Happy Golden 14th Birthday to my Twin 1 and Twin 2!! You complete us ❤️🙏🏾🥰.
“Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened.’ – Dr. Seuss #Grateful
I was grateful to speak with Senator Vincent Fort nearly a week ago and tell him that I loved and appreciated him. Although we were often fiercely at odds politically, I appreciated his passion and steadfast determination to hold each of us accountable to our better selves. In his unique way, he fought valiantly on behalf of our most vulnerable communities and his legacy and love for the people of our great state will have a lasting impact. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.
