Today marks a powerful moment in my journey. It is the 23rd day of International Black Women’s History Month, and it is also my 200th official Tony Post. That’s right—200 posts of faith, fire, and unwavering purpose. Over these 200 entries, I’ve poured out pieces of my heart, told the stories God gave me, and used my platform to shine a light on spiritual truth and the undeniable strength of Black women. With today’s post, I go even deeper.

Today, we're diving deep into one of the most thrilling yet challenging aspects of storytelling: writing action scenes that matter.

Black women have long sown in struggle—but they have reaped in strength.

Written and directed by Kasi Lemmons in her directorial debut, this film is more than just a Southern gothic tale—it's an intimate portrait

we’re turning our attention not just to the women whose names are etched in stone, but to the quiet fighters—the survivors, the healers...

I am celebrating The Color Purple, a groundbreaking story of resilience, sisterhood, and self-discovery.

We celebrate the strength of women, the necessity of trust, and the power of unity in the face of adversity.