Witnessing Heritage and Hope

This chapter highlights the importance of engaging with influential ancestors in literature and activism, especially during Black History Month. The speaker reflects on personal memories and the global pandemic's impact on understanding societal crises, emphasizing storytelling as a key means of connection and empowerment. It underscores the sacred act of witnessing in the Black experience, the resilience of art, and the community's commitment to justice, inviting collective action for a better future.