Jeremy Biggers
Creator.Storyteller.Alchemist
Jeremy Biggers turns vision into vibration. A multidisciplinary artist from Dallas, he fuses fine art, design, and film into one magnetic language, bold, layered, and deeply rooted in Black identity. Whether through hyperreal portraits, cinematic visuals, or large-scale murals, Biggers doesn’t just reflect culture, he remixes it, crafting work that demands you feel before you analyze.
Every stroke and frame tells a story: of beauty, vulnerability, and truth. Through his creative lens, the everyday becomes sacred, and the personal becomes universal.
“Making Black History Today” features Jeremy Biggers, a transformative force whose work isn’t just seen; it’s experienced, shifting how we witness, value, and archive Black lives.
Fran Harris
Champion.Pioneer.Disruptor
Fran Harris doesn't just play the game; she redefines it. From WNBA Champion to serial entrepreneur, she consistently shatters expectations, building her own path. Her journey is a masterclass in relentless drive and strategic vision, proving true impact extends beyond a single arena.
More than an athlete or businesswoman, Fran's a dynamic force, inspiring others to embrace their power and innovate fearlessly. She didn't just break barriers; she built new pathways for success, embodying a game-changing spirit. "Making Black History Today" features Fran Harris, whose legacy is defined by her profound influence as a trailblazing leader and unwavering advocate for self-made achievement.
Richard Miles
Catalyst.Reformer.Visionary
Richard Miles' incredible journey begins with 15 years of wrongful incarceration, yet he emerged with an unwavering commitment to redefine justice and freedom. His story isn't just about survival; it's a testament to unyielding resilience.
Founding Miles of Freedom, Richard became a powerful catalyst for empowerment, actively equipping and uplifting countless individuals and families impacted by the justice system. He didn't just overcome personal adversity; he transformed the landscape for others, embodying game-changing compassion. "Making Black History Today" features Richard Miles, whose legacy in Black history is defined by his profound hope and tireless advocacy.
Michelle Carter
Olympian. Shot Diva. Trailblazer.
Forget every stereotype about strength. Michelle Carter rewrote the playbook. Her groundbreaking Olympic gold wasn't just a win; it was a declaration, carving a new path where athletic dominance dances with undeniable feminine grace. More than an athlete, she became a cultural icon, a symbol of unapologetic power and breathtaking beauty, inspiring a generation to stand taller and shine brighter. Her impact didn't just shake the field; it redefined championship and what it means to make history with style.
She didn't just win; she transformed the landscape with her unique vision. “Making Black History Today” features Michelle Carter, whose legacy in Black history is a testament to fearless individuality and game-changing femininity that continues to resonate.