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Back Home, and Playing for Rwanda

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After months of grinding through the French clay season, navigating exams, and graduating from one of the world's elite tennis academies, Junior is exactly where he's supposed to be — back in the arms of his community, and stepping onto the national stage as its representative.

Soul City, NC (Floyd McKissick)

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In 1969, Floyd McKissick bought a 5,000-acre former slave plantation in North Carolina and announced he was building a city. He secured $14 million in federal loans, laid water pipelines, and broke ground — until the project was strangled by political opposition. Soul City's blueprint proved that Black economic self-determination works.

The Relay Never Stopped Running

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January 1, 1863. The Emancipation Proclamation was signed. June 19, 1865. Texas heard about it. Two years. Six months. Nineteen days. That gap isn’t a footnote in history. It’s a blueprint for how exclusion actually works. Not through a single…

Graduation Day & the Road Ahead

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This week, Junior Hakizumwami graduated from the Mouratoglou Academy in Biot, France. He walked across that stage as a Love All Scholar, a trained athlete, and a young man who spent a full year proving that the bridge between possibility and reality can be built — deliberately, brick by brick — when the right infrastructure exists.

Mariam Kamara

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Mariam Kamara walked away from a seven-year tech career to study architecture, then returned to Niger to build the Hikma Complex using compressed earth bricks that regulate extreme heat naturally. Her practice, Atelier Masomi, proves that the answers for African communities were in the soil the entire time.

Paul Revere Williams

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Paul Revere Williams designed more than 3,000 structures across Los Angeles — from the LAX Theme Building to Frank Sinatra's home — while restrictive covenants barred him from living in the very neighborhoods he built. He learned to draw upside down so white clients wouldn't feel uncomfortable sitting across the table from him. He became the first Black Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.

Jenn Stowe

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Jenn Stowe is the Executive Director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, securing rights for the nannies and caregivers the law has historically ignored. She proves that care work is not charity — it is the economic backbone of everything else that functions.