Robert Abbott - Because he gave voice to the voiceless, Alvin Ailey - Because he brought dance and the beauty of black bodies to the fight for justice, Muhammad Ali - Because he was the greatest, just like he said he was, Richard Allen - Because God doesn’t segregate, but humans do, Maya Angelou - Because she rose to greatness despite facing some of life’s cruelest hardships, Ella Baker - Because she didn’t let her gender keep her from defending her race, James Baldwin - Because he embraced the responsibility to be a voice of his nation, Jean Michel-Basquiat - Because without Basquiat, there’d be no graffiti. Without Basquiat, there’d be no Banksy. Get it?, Mary McLeod Bethune - Because the ‘First Lady of the Struggle’ left us an indelible legacy of love, hope and dignity, Shirley Chisolm  - Because before ‘Yes We Can’ there was ‘Unbought and Unbossed’,

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