What if building stronger Black communities began with where we eat, spend, gather, and participate? LaDawn Sullivan introduces Breaking Bread with BRIC, a commitment to support Black-owned businesses and bring family and friends together around the table for food, connection, conversation, and community action.

Young people are not waiting for permission to lead—they are already rising to meet the moment. This reflection explores youth leadership, intergenerational collaboration, and why investing in the next generation is essential to building stronger, more equitable communities.

As protections around the Voting Rights Act weaken, the need for community power grows stronger. This reflection explores what’s at stake for Black communities and why investing in community-led organizations is essential to building resilience, influence, and a future shaped by those most impacted.