So'Black Family, LLC

02/21/2026

February 21, 1965.
Malcolm X was assassinated at just 39 years old, but his story didn’t stop with the headlines.
In this episode of BLACK HISTORY: THEN & NOW, we look at:
Malcolm’s early message
His post-Mecca evolution
Why his full journey still matters today
Because honoring Malcolm means understanding his growth, not just quoting his words.

Black history didn’t end. It’s due.

02/18/2026

Voting isn’t just about showing up…it’s about preparation.

In this video, I walk through:
• Checking voter registration
• Finding district numbers
• Viewing official candidate listings

Don’t guess. Don’t assume. Research your ballot before you step into the booth.

Voting is power.
Informed voting is responsibility.

02/17/2026

02/17/2026

He didn’t let the dream die.
He organized it.
Rest in Power, Rev Jesse Louis Jackson, Sr

02/14/2026

Before “redlining” became a policy term,
Clyde Ross was fighting it in real time.

02/13/2026

She was denied the vote.
Then she became mayor.
Unita Blackwell held the line.

02/13/2026

Most of you know me as Queen So’Black.

But there’s another side of me that’s navigating real-life health changes — Type 2 diabetes, menopause, and everything in between.

I created a separate YouTube space called No Sugarcoating with Ms Trigga.

That’s where I’m documenting that journey honestly.

You’ll see it here on the screen.

No performance. Just real life.

02/07/2026

Before the marches, there were safe houses.
Amzie Moore held the line.

02/07/2026

This wasn’t satire.
This wasn’t harmless.
This was racism, rooted in history and minimized in real time.

When racism is dressed up as a joke, the punchline is always us