John Coltrane didn’t just play jazz — he transformed it into a language of pain, healing, and power. His saxophone spoke for generations, even when the world didn’t want to listen. This isn’t just music history — it’s Black excellence, pure and spiritual. Coltrane used sound to push past limits, express the struggle, and remind us what resilience feels like. His legacy is more than albums — it’s a testimony. And yet, he’s one of those Black history facts not taught in school, a giant whose name