Not All Heroes Wear Capes

Trimaine Clark • September 9, 2025

A Story About Baseball, Fatherhood, and Human Decency

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Drew Feltwell was celebrating his 10-year-old son Lincoln’s birthday when a Harrison Bader home run ball landed near their seats. Momentarily a "super dad," Feltwell retrieved the ball and placed it in Lincoln’s glove, only to be confronted by a woman demanding it back. Rather than escalate in front of his son, he chose to “de-escalate the situation” and gave up the ball .


He later appealed to the public, not to continue harassing her, warning that “the internet already messed her up pretty good” and urging people to “leave it alone” .


Despite the tense moment, things turned around beautifully. The Miami Marlins offered Lincoln and his sister a gift package, and Harrison Bader presented Lincoln with a signed bat, making the evening memorable after all.


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Remembering Where You Came From Does Not Require Worshiping What Nearly Destroyed You

By Trimaine Clark • December 21, 2025
Remembering where you came from doesn’t mean glorifying what harmed you. A powerful reflection on growth, identity, and breaking cycles without worshiping struggle.
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You Matter: Let The Nameless Faceless Generation Arise

By Trimaine Clark • December 11, 2025
Jason Upton’s testimony at The Ramp shows how a mother’s prayer shaped a life of purpose. A powerful reminder that every life matters and destiny cannot be erased.
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How One Joke Changed Wayne Brady´s Image, and What It Says About Us

By Trimaine Clark • November 10, 2025
Wayne Brady’s experience shows how one joke shaped public judgment, revealing why we must resist labels and protect the freedom to be our true selves.