Good sort of race show, okay though, good

race show, okay though. One of my favorite young intellectuals is

Leneveney, who you might know from Parking Law Pimpin

on Instagram, her Friday series, where she keeps it black but she keeps it brief. She comes to

this from teaching from academia from being an intellectual with a master's in African American studies,

which I could feel, because when she does her thing,

it's like she's teaching.

Influencer, it's a word that gets tossed around a lot these days.

There is a woman who went the distance,

who broke ground as the first true influencer by living a remarkable life.

Her name Elizabeth Taylor.

I'm Katie Perry.

This is the story of the original influencer. This is Elizabeth

the first. Elizabeth the first, the podcast wherever you listen.

I know from from knowing people on the AUC

and being around there, especially Morehouse and Spellman, the sense of pride in blackness, in self,

the self-esteem that they injected into y'all, the sense that you guys are important

members of the community. I mean like people walked around Morehouse's

Spellman like they were God's gift. But like for black people to feel like that is a beautiful thing, right?

And they needed that uplift. And I feel like that sense very much lives, that Spellman woman thing lives in you.

Indeed it does. I'm not sure exactly how long this was the motto, but it was there before I got there until it's today, but there's a song that we learn, not just our hymn, but another one that's like our theme song and it's my choice and I choose to change the world.

And so there's this motto, there's this kind of unspoken thing amongst Spellman grads that when we go out to the world

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