progression

"I think it is a great progression and keeps the alignment in-between the pathway and the seniors," Titterrell said.

“But the most important thing now is to see the progression.”

Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and Harriet Jacobs articulate a version of Black liberalism that can be described by three unifying terms: liberty, reform and progression.

For them, the idea of liberty pointed to the tangible abolition of slavery and racial hierarchy; reform represented the persistent human action required to achieve liberty through moral, social and political processes; and progression suggests a practical commitment to the possibility of effecting positive political change and acknowledges the potential for future improvement to be contingent rather than inevitable.

"Mark Robins had more to give, look at the club since the day he came in and it's been year-on-year success and progression," added 67-year-old Ogrizovic.