George Floyd (Citizen killed in police arrest; Beginning of The Worldwide: Black Lives Matter Movement; Hip Hop Artist)
This list is not in any particular order; it simply names those admired and loved by many. If we have left anyone out, it is unintentional, and we sincerely apologize. Rest in peace.
Cicely Tyson’s memoir, “Just As I Am,” was released on January 26, 2021, shortly before her passing later that year. We hope you find it both inspiring and eye-opening. The acting world has evolved significantly since her time, especially with her experiences alongside celebrated jazz musicians like trumpet player Miles Davis.
In “More than a Game,” the narrative explores the journey of African American men and women as they sought to engage in sports and the impact of that participation on themselves, their communities, and their families.
“Iron Ambition,” by former heavyweight champion Mike “Iron Mike” Tyson, offers a powerful glimpse into the life lessons of Cus D’Amato, the legendary boxing trainer and Tyson’s surrogate father. D’Amato’s techniques for developing a champion from the ground up are intricately outlined in this compelling read.
Given the challenges we faced in 2020—marked by a global pandemic, significant political shifts, loss of lives, the sacrifice of essential workers, and even the infamous toilet paper hoarding—I thought we could all use a bit of cheering up this year.
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