The most common theme in this week’s presentations revolved around one word: Change. As leaders, change is often inevitable as life isn’t something that can easily be planned out to the last detail. Life is something that is always changing and is often unfair. …

This week is all about the leaders in this course. Thinking back to my senior year of high school, I knew I wanted to be in a place where there were students like me who wanted the best for each other. I’m more than glad and truly grateful that my…

Words can’t even express how happy I am for this week’s reading. As a black soon-to-be woman in America, I never grew up with the things I wanted. Besides the traumas in my life, I always worked to achieve true happiness and an inspiration for my future. Like any other…

Firstly, can we get a cheers for week 10. School is stressful as ever but to know that I’m close to the finish line is quite relieving (even though I’m definitely gonna miss this course). The number 10 has always been such a completing number for me, plus it’s my…

Before I start my analysis, I have to give a shoutout to my good sis Ida B. Wells. This history-making woman, who I know scared the living shit out of the men around her, had true power in her words. Reading this small excerpt titled “The Requisites of True Leadership”…

Following last week’s work and its’ striking resemblance to Hamilton, I was able to continue to learn something new about myself. The Normal Heart was all about understanding the bad parts and examples of things that could go wrong when using the wrong type of leadership. This week’s reading, being…

I truly loved this week’s reading. The Normal Heart by Larry Kramer is defintely on my top five list for my favorite play, never surpassing Hamilton which has a special spot in my little heart. Thank you Lin Manuel Miranda for such an amazing play, incredible songs for me to…

This week is truly one full of lessons in eyes. As a leader and just a person in general, I have endured many traumas during my short lifetime. …

Firstly, I am still coming off of last weeks high yet dealing with a heartbreaking low. Reading and analyzing true female leadership by inspirational women like Lysistrata was truly a pleasure. I love seeing women lead and make change. …