Spill the Honey is proud to support educators who are bringing the lessons of Shared Legacies: The African American–Jewish Civil Rights Alliance  into their classrooms and communities. The Shared Legacies Mini-Grant Program provides grants of $500 to educators who are using the Shared Legacies curriculum and want to expand their students’ learning beyond the classroom through a family or community engagement event. Our goal is to help educators amplify student voices, deepen

By Antar “Juda” Davidson One of the most powerful things about hip-hop is that it naturally teaches the skills young people need to succeed in the real world. Collaboration. Communication. Creative problem-solving. Leadership. When students create music together, they are also learning how to organize ideas, work as a team, and turn imagination into something tangible. At the same time, hip-hop has always been deeply connected to civic life. It tells stories about communities

March opened on a powerful note as Spill the Honey was honored to join the Martin Luther King, Jr. International Chapel at Morehouse College, the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, and The Temple to co-host the inaugural Shared Legacies Service. It was a day rooted in a shared commitment to justice and unity as portraits of Jewish civil rights leaders were unveiled and inducted into the Hall of Honor of Global Leaders in the International and National Civil Rights Movement at

Dr. Rogers' Introduced Shared Legacies at the Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church on Sunday, March 1, 2026. I am so honored to stand in this historic church, where Martin Luther King Sr. preached, where Martin Luther King Jr. inspired a nation, and where Raphael Warnock continues to inspire the next generation. I am deeply humbled to be in this room with my role model, Sherry Frank, whose character and actions define Jewish leadership and what it truly means to be a bridge build