The Women’s History Month is celebrated annually, and this year it was slated for March 2019. The Atlanta City Council, in line with this year’s celebrations, recognized the women of…
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Portions of the article originally appeared in a February 2019 article on TheAtlantaVoice.com Reverend Joseph Echols Lowery, also recognized as the “dean of the Civil Rights Movement,” has devoted his…
*This is part 1 of a 2-part series on women’s empowerment. The African scholar, Dr. James Emmanuel Kwegyir-Aggrey is quoted saying ‘If you educate a man you educate an individual,…
Since coming out as queer and non-binary 2 years ago, I have been living and experiencing the world very differently than what I used to. However, one of the things…
Richmond, Virginia is the true home of the Confederacy. As a Native of Richmond, one of the things that I think of is Monument Avenue. It is a street in…
I am sure you have all heard about the Jussie Smollet situation. For those who don’t know who he is, Jussie Smollet is an actor on Fox’s hit show Empire,…
Being a first-generation college student has proven to be an interesting experience for me. The degree that I will earn is not just my own. I am carrying the legacy…
On February 4th, 2019, Atlanta Board of Education held their monthly Board Meeting. There, they discussed various problems and a potential solution. One key problem in APS is the achievement…
In honor of Black History Month, this original work has been created by Clark Atlanta Unversity’s own Ikeba Allen Answer me this, what makes you different from the rest Is…
The objectification of black women in mass media has a long history. We’ve seen it with the Surviving R. Kelly Documentaries and Mike Tyson’s Sexual Misconduct Accusations. The way the…