Hi, John!
Lately, I’ve been playing Nikki Giovanni’s Ego Tripping’ on repeat, letting one line live in my brain rent-free, “I turned myself into myself.” It hit me — coming back to myself means doing the things that make me me. And so much of that starts with nurturing personal passions.
Reconnecting with what you love isn’t about being perfect or productive — it’s about feeding your spirit. For me, it’s picking up that camera again, for you it may be dusting off your paintbrushes or writing just for the fun of it. Maybe it’s cooking a new recipe, learning an instrument, or finally starting that YouTube channel you’ve been dreaming about. Give yourself permission to ease back in, to create without pressure, and to rediscover what lights you up. The world moves fast, but your creativity doesn’t have to keep up with anyone else’s timeline.
So go ahead — make time for what makes you feel alive. Simply because you can.
Now, let’s take a look at some of the things that brought me joy throughout February:
✅ Voting in local elections [[link removed]] — and Beyonce’s #COWBOYCARTERTOUR. 🐝🗳️
✅ SuperBowlLIX! The Philadelphia Eagles [[link removed]] and Kendrick Lamar [[link removed]], to be specific.
✅ Revisiting Nikki Giovani’s poem Ego Tripping [[link removed]]
✅ Honoring civil and voting rights icon Congressman John Lewis [[link removed]] on his birthday.
✅ The show Paradise on HULU. 10/10!
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT (ICYMI)
📌 In 2025, we have to keep going. More than 34 million Black Americans are eligible to vote, so it’s time to stand on business, build our power from the ground up, and vote in local elections. [[link removed]]
📌 The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: Your go-to source for voting rights updates. [[link removed]]
📌 At least 45 states have local elections in 2025, some are happening rn! [[link removed]]
📌 We kicked off February with our community call, “What Is Going On?” Revisit the conversation to learn how you can take action with When We All Vote! [[link removed]]
WE THOUGHT YOU SHOULD SEE THIS
💡 Glamour: The SAVE Act could stop millions of women from voting. Here’s what you need to know [[link removed]]
💡 The New York Times: Opinion: Now is not the time to tune out [[link removed]]
💡 Democracy Docket: Alabama congressional maps go on trial [[link removed]]
💡 YouGov: Many Americans say the election results have changed their news consumption and purchases [[link removed]]
WHAT'S UPCOMING
🗓️ March: Women’s History Month
🗓️ March 6-8: 60th Anniversary of Selma Celebration
🗓️ March 8: International Women’s Day
🗓️ March 9: Daylight Savings Time Begins
🗓️ March 20: First Day of Spring
🗓️ March 25: All Women’s Equal Pay Day
🗓️ March 31: Transgender Visibility Day
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