In celebration of Diana Ross' 75th birthday, over 200 Black female celebrities and influencers nationwide are embodying her fierce determination with the new Phenomenal Woman campaign, "I'M GONNA WIN."

The action campaign is slated to honor Ross "as a true trailblazer who took on a male-dominated industry when she arrived on the Motown scene," according to a press release sent to Blavity.

Not only did Ross succeed, but she overshadowed her male competition and exceeded them with her opulent fashions she's so famous for as well.

On Ross' birthday on Tuesday, celebrities the likes of Lena Waithe, Debbie Allen, singer Maya and Yvette Nicole Brown are donning t-shirts inspired by one Ross was once seen wearing in an iconic photo. The shirt bears the words, "I'M GONNA WIN."

Happy 75th, Ms. Ross!!! (She’s an elder, so that’s how I will refer to her) With grace and glamour @dianaross blazed many trails and proved that a black girl from the projects could take the world by storm. A win for her was always a win for the culture. So on her birthday I’m rocking a T-shirt by @phenomenal.ly which benefits Higher Heights, which is in the business of building Black women’s political power. Grab you one!

A post shared by Lena Waithe (@lenawaithe) on Mar 26, 2019 at 11:01am PDT

Happy 75th Ms. Ross! With grace and glamour @dianaross blazed trails by proving that, in a male-dominated industry, Black women can succeed by showing up as their authentic selves. And when we do, we win. HOLLA!????✨ • T-shirt by @phenomenal.ly benefits Higher Heights, which is building Black women's political power. #diamonddiana #dianaross

A post shared by Debbie Allen (@therealdebbieallen) on Mar 26, 2019 at 8:36am PDT

Happy 75th Birthday Miss Ross!!! With versatile talent, class, grace, glamour, hard work, @dianaross blazed trails by proving that, in a male-dominated industry, that relentless women who show up as their authentic selves can break down closed doors or build their own & win with longevity. Honoring you on this milestone born day. Thank you for paving the way. We love you! ???????????????? T-shirt by @phenomenal.ly benefits Higher Heights, which is building Black women's political power. Get yours at phenomenalwoman.us #dianaross #arethafranklin #women #blackwomen #homage #respect #power #imgonnawin #75

A post shared by MYA (@myaplanet9) on Mar 26, 2019 at 11:17am PDT

Happy 75th Birthday, Ms. @DianaRoss! ❤️ With grace and glamour you have blazed a trail by proving that in a male-dominated industry, Black women can succeed simply by showing up as their authentic selves! ✊???? When we do, we #WIN! This T-shirt by @phenomenal.ly was created in #MsRoss’ honor and it benefits #HigherHeights, which is dedicated to building Black women's political power. #ImGonnaWin #YoureGonnaWin #WeAreGonnaWin #HappyBirthdayMsDiana! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ #DiamondDiana

A post shared by Yvette Nicole Brown (@yvettenicolebrown) on Mar 26, 2019 at 11:27am PDT

Phenomenal Woman, a grassroots clothing company that promotes and empowers women through activism, is recreating the t-shirt for the special occasion.

All proceeds will benefit Higher Heights, a political organization building an infrastructure to mobilize Black women to power in 2019 and beyond.

"We are honoring the legendary Diana Ross on her 75th birthday as a woman whose contagious joy, perseverance, and unapologetic style has defined her career," Meena Harris, founder of the Phenomenal Woman Action Campaign, told Blavity. "Diana was a trailblazer when she came onto the Motown scene. The industry was predominantly male, and as the lead singer of the Supremes, Diana proved that women can succeed when they show up as their authentic selves."

IN HONOR OF MY MAMA ~ ‪@phenomenal.ly recreated this tee in honor of my mama @dianaross’s 75th birthday! Support @higherheights4 in building Black women’s political power by getting this tee at the link in my story.

A post shared by Tracee Ellis Ross (@traceeellisross) on Mar 26, 2019 at 9:02am PDT

"I'M GONNA WIN serves as a reminder that black women can do incredible things when we own our goals and aspirations," she continued. "And, with proceeds benefiting Higher Heights, an organization investing in Black women and their political power, I'M GONNA WIN raises awareness around civic engagement and helps strengthen Black women's leadership capacity."

Kelly Rowland, Alicia Keys, Laila Ali, Teyana Taylor, Keke Palmer, Angela Bassett, Brandy, Kerry Washington, Shonda Rhimes, Vanessa Williams, Yvonne Orji, Alicia Keys, Faith Evans and so many more are also expected to post up in their white tees. Stay tuned for more tributes and happy birthday to the queen!

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