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3. The saying also critiques how mainstream media often distorts or ignores movements for justice and equality. True transformation, it suggests, happens on the ground, through personal action and collective struggle, not through what you see on television.

2. The phrase means that real change, or true revolution, happens internally and within communities—it won’t be packaged, broadcast, or commercialized for mass consumption. It emphasizes that meaningful social change requires active participation, not passive observation through the media.

1. The phrase "The revolution will not be televised" comes from a 1970 poem and song by Gil Scott-Heron, a prominent figure in the Black Arts Movement. It has since become a powerful cultural expression.

#BlackEduSky

Take each day one moment at a time. God’s love will sustain you, and His light will guide you through even the darkest nights. Allow yourself to grieve but also open your heart to His healing. Joy will return, and when it does, it will be sweeter because you trusted Him through your pain.

Memorial to my Mama.

It is with great sadness that I share with you that my Mama, Earnestine Wyatt passed away peacefully last night, November 30, 2024. I was by her side as she took her last breath.

Funeral arrangements will be forthcoming.

I am so honored to receive the Janet Holloway Path Lighter award today from Women Leading Kentucky. I actually got to meet th honor’s namesake. It was an incredible day. My daughter and my sisters were there to support me.