Celia’s famous catchphrase, “¡Azúcar!” (meaning “sugar”), became synonymous with her persona. This word captured her energetic performances, creative spirit, and enthusiasm for life and music. It became a rallying cry of joy, love, and cultural pride—a fitting representation of her indomitable spirit.

Anton Wilhelm Amo whose stories beg to be heard and remembered. Amo’s life is a testament to the richness and complexity of human experience and highlights how the narratives of African people have been systematically erased or ignored in mainstream histories

Witches were often female traditional doctors? The infamous witch hunts, which began in the late 1480s, were rooted in the systematic persecution of women practicing medicine and healing arts. This historical tragedy reflects not only the misogyny and power structures of the time but also the suppression of female medical professionals in favor of an emerging male-dominated field.