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Dedicated to the Brothers Who Understand the Assignment
This is a tribute to the brothers who show up, make space, and stand in true partnership with women. A reflection on what real support looks like—and how men who understand the assignment help build stronger communities and a better future for all.

LaDawn Sullivan
2 days ago3 min read


Give Her the Flowers (While She’s Still Busy Watering the Garden)
Women have always been builders of community, leaders in philanthropy, and architects of progress—often without recognition. This reflection honors the generations of women, especially Black women, who continue nurturing communities, leading organizations, and making sure the garden of opportunity keeps growing.

LaDawn Sullivan
Mar 113 min read


Steady Hands: Black Women Minding the Store Through History
Black women have long been the steady hands guiding communities through crisis, change, and progress. This reflection honors the generations of Black women who have organized, built, and sustained movements while quietly minding the store.

LaDawn Sullivan
Mar 114 min read


BRIC’s Fifth Anniversary Luncheon Underscores Success and Increasing Need
BRIC celebrated its fifth anniversary with a powerful luncheon featuring Anthony Anderson and filmmaker Dallas Jackson. Together with community leaders, they shared messages of manifestation, resilience, and Black-led change—honoring BRIC’s $6 million impact and inspiring a bold path forward for Colorado’s Black communities.
Joanne Davidson | ColoradoPolitics.com
Nov 4, 20251 min read
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