About Us

Mission Statement

Our mission is to share and highlight the stories of prominent powerful brave figures from our past and present who carved out a path for others to follow. We will share this history through literature, music, art, and fashion to educate and inspire. Learning about the triumphs of your elders and peers can help propel you forward to achieve higher heights.

How It Began

The Trailblazer Project began in 2019, created by Reginald Scott Webb Jr. Initially he wanted to create a comic book based on historical figures who fought and persevered through the unjust racial barriers that once existed in America. Once he began researching and creating the dialog for the comic book, he thought instead of creating a comic book, this information may have a major impact on students. So, he decided to change the format and turn this into a children’s book for students from grades 4th, 5th, and 6th. February is nationally recognized as Black History Month and during this month it is mostly the same people discussed and celebrated. The goal of The Trailblazer Project was to bring awareness to heroes not typically discussed in the classroom. The focus would be on people who were the first to achieve something in a specific field of work or profession. After the creation of the book, an influx of ideas and creativity occurred. A workbook was created with various comprehensive activities for students to complete and demonstrate their understanding of the information in the book. Next, shirts for children were created with images of characters from the book on the front and the names of the characters on the back of the shirt, along with their achievements under their names; seamlessly fusing fashion and education.  

Music is one of the greatest forms of repetition on the planet. So, with the creation of the book, workbook, and shirts, a song about trailblazers would be the icing on the cake. The first Trailblazer song was written by Reggie Webb and produced by Lokey, the Chemist. It was a catchy lyrical educational jingle highlighting and telling the story of each character in the book. In Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, musical learning is listed as one of the
eight types of intelligence.

Great Impact

It is known as the aural, auditory-musical-rhythmic style of learning. Music is a powerful medium that gives off energy and frequencies that encapsulate time. Some will read the book and retain the information; others will hear the song and retain theinformation. Either way, the goal is to share the stories of these strong individuals and highlight their greatness and achievements.
The Trailblazer Project will be an ongoing series of books, songs, and videos that will continuously share stories of triumph. We will share stories of our elders who battled through segregation, black codes, Jim Crow, and other racial barriers. Also, we will share current events

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About The Author

Reginald S Webb Jr. was born and raised in Baltimore City. He always had a passion for writing and being creative in numerous ways. He graduated from Coppin State University with a B.A. in Journalism and Photography. His journey in writing started with him attempting to mimic the writing styles of his favorite rappers. This eventually pushed him in the direction of creating music and rapping, which led to him signing two record deals. While being signed to his second record contract he became a co-owner and founder of a company called Hip Hop on Phonics. This company created educational Hip Hop and R& B music for children. Eventually, the business partners of this company would all take different paths and Reggie decided to carry the torch and keep creating.

After the creation of the book, an influx of ideas and creativity occurred. A workbook was created with various comprehensive activities for students to complete and demonstrate their understanding of the information in the book. Next, shirts for children were created with images of characters from the book on the front and the names of the characters on the back of the shirt,along with their achievements under their names; fusing fashion and education in aseamless way.

Music is one of the greatest forms of repetition on the planet. So, with the creation of the book, workbook, and shirts, a song about trailblazers would be the icing on the cake. The first Trailblazer song was written by Reggie Webb and produced by Lokey, the Chemist. It was a catchy lyrical educational jingle highlighting and telling the story of each character in the book.


In Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, musical learning is listed as one of the eight types of intelligences. It is known as the aural, auditory-musical-rhythmic style of learning. Music is a powerful medium that gives off energy and frequencies that encapsulate time. Some
will read the book and retain the information; others will hear the song and retain the information. Either way, the goal is to share the stories of these strong individuals and highlight their greatness and achievements.

The Trailblazer Project will be an ongoing series of books, songs, and videos that will continuously share stories of triumph. We will share stories of our elders who battled through segregation, black codes, Jim Crow, and other racial barriers. Also, we will share current events

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