Month: February 2026

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

February 28, 2026

My parents had the good sense to channel my energy and put me in dancing school, because I was driving them crazy.

—Judith Jamison

COLLECTIVE WORK AND RESPONSIBILITY

February 27, 2026

If farmers do not cultivate their fields, the people in the town will die of hunger.

—Guinean Proverb

ELDERS

February 26, 2026

One of the problems with this country is that we’re wasting the elderly. But nature wastes nothing, so why isn’t their knowledge recycled into the children? To me, there’s nothing more wonderful than an old person who loves children and wants to teach them.

—Eartha Kitt

SATISFACTION

February 25, 2026

I rewrite all the way to the printer. I’m never satisfied.

—Toni Morrison

TOLERANCE

February 24, 2026

Whenever I find myself beginning to be intolerant or insensitive with my daughters, I think back to a similar incident I put my mother through and I smile and understand their need to be themselves.

—Annette Jones White

CONFLICT

February 23, 2026

I glory in conflict, that I may hereafter exult in victory.

—Frederick Douglass

VICTORY

February 22, 2026

Even the smallest victory is never to be taken for granted. Each victory must be applauded, because it is so easy not to battle at all, to just accept and call that acceptance inevitable.

—Audre Lord

QUIET

February 21, 2026

I love to walk on the Sabbath, for all is so peaceful, the noise and labor of everyday life has ceased; and in perfect silence we can commune with nature and with Nature’s God

—Charlotte L. Forten

COPING

February 20, 2026

To cheer up on those bad or frustrating days, I want to laugh, so I watch “I Love Lucy” tapes.

—Gail Devers

MONEY

February 19, 2026

Let the Afro-American depend on no party, but on himself for his salvation. Let him to continue to education, to character, and above all, to put money in his purse. When he has money, and plenty of it, parties and races will become his servants.

—Ida B. Wells

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