We asked folks we admire to tell us about what they want their legacy to be. Check out their responses below.

DeAndre Little | Writer and Producer

I want my legacy to be remember by my talent and input to the world as a screenwriter and producer. Read more>>

Bibi Chevallier | Model & Business Owner

The legacy I want to leave behind is one of empowerment. I hope with each time I share my story I inspire someone else to take control of their own narrative. I want to be remembered as a model that empowered other people with large bodies to embraces all parts of themselves while unapologetically taking up space. I also want to be remembered as an advocate for sexual abuse survivors. I want survivors to know that they are the co-creators of their lives and have the power to dictate who they want to be in life despite what has happened to them. It’s never too late to take back your power! Read more>>

Victora Bianca | Curator, Host, & Poet

I hope to be remembered as a gracious, yet graceful woman who always kept her word & embodied the true definition of integrity. I made a name for myself. I want to be remembered for my good character & authenticity in the creative industry. I wish to be respected as a brilliant & timeless poet who positively impacted urban communities everywhere. I want Hood Healing Poetry’s legacy to be known around the world for welcoming urban creatives into a safe space that they can feel heard & seen; I want them to hold Hood Healing Poetry close to their hearts forever & let their friends & family know how much Hood Healing Poetry means to them too. I want to be known as a mogul. Now, of course I want people to remember all of the good things I accomplished. Read more>>