She wanted people to remember not how her sister died, but her hopes, dreams, who she was, the light and happiness she brought to the world, and how she made the world a better place. That’s how we need to remember people.”Christopher However, things went less well on Thursday (June 1), on the eve of the release of his new music video for"Strip That Down," “With us as colored women, this struggle becomes twofold, first because we are women, and second because we are colored women.”—Mary Burnett Talbert That's not the only reason this series is so special. Though the comic book industry has been making progress with diverse characters, this clearly isn't the case when it comes to the creative processes as this is the first time a black female writer has signed on to write a book. Not only does it make more sense to have a connection between a character and its writer, the authenticity will surely shine through. Marvel is finally taking steps in the right direction — let's hope the rest of the comics world follows suit (we're looking at you, Hollywood).Related:7 Comic Books with Badass LGBT CharactersCheck this out: