When you think of “Power Girl,” you might think of Kryptonian strength, flying fists, and world-shaking heroics. But in the world of DC Comics, there’s a second Power Girl — a brilliant, gifted, and groundbreaking Black teenage genius who took the name and made it her own: Tanya Spears.

There is something sacred, something powerful, and something holy about a Black woman who keeps showing up.

Women are the pillars of faith, strength, and love in families, carrying the weight of generations while paving the way for the future.

With intelligence, determination, and high-tech ingenuity, Bumblebee has stood with DC’s most powerful heroes.

Women have played a profound role in shaping faith, leading communities, and standing as pillars of strength and wisdom.

The history of Black excellence, resilience, and faith is a testament to the power of sowing and reaping.

As we enter the second day of Black History Month, we take a moment to reflect on the powerful intersection of faith, resilience, and legacy

Today, as we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we are reminded of the power of hope, unity, and servant leadership.