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True Costs?

October 29, 2020October 29, 2020 AdorisLeave a comment

This is an editorial a friend and I wrote regarding the mascot. What are your thoughts and/or questions on this topic?

Posted in Courageously Addressing..., R is For RespectTagged mascot, R is For Respect, respsonse, true costs

To Improve is to Change

October 23, 2020October 23, 2020 Adoris1 Comment

Hey, everyone! It has come to my attention that there are some people who want to know what I said when I was the Social Circe Board of Education meeting (Thursday, October 15, 2020)...

Posted in Courageously Addressing..., R is For RespectTagged mascot, R is For Respect, respect

R is for Respect & Reflection

July 15, 2020July 16, 2020 AdorisLeave a comment

R is for Respect because there is no respectful way to honor Native people through mascots. R is for Respect because we can respect Native people by removing our mascots (especially at SCCS).

Posted in Courageously Addressing..., R is For RespectTagged action, advocacy, do something, learn, listen, native people, reflection, respect, teach, together, understand

R is for Respect

July 8, 2020July 16, 2020 AdorisLeave a comment

This is an excerpt of a Courageously Concerned Letter I wrote to my local board of education...

Posted in Courageously Addressing..., Now You Know, Open Letters, R is For RespectTagged comfort-zone, history, information, knowledge, learn, letters, native people, Now You Know, open letter, respect, share, teach

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Clark Atlanta University has a unique history, much like other Historically Black College and University. Clark Atlanta University was founded in 1988 after the merger of its two parent institutions, Atlanta University (1865) and Clark College (1869). Atlanta University was the nation’s first institution to award graduate degrees to African Americans. Clark College was the nation’s first four-year liberal college that served predominantly African American students. Notable staff include W.E.B. DuBois. DuBois worked at Atlanta University for 23 years and wrote some of his most influential works (like Souls of Black Folk) here.

Our first few #BlackHistory posts will center around education, from educators to institutions. 📚

This #BLACKHISTORYMONTH we will be highlighting different areas of #BHM from literature to fashion to sports to education.

This #BLACKHISTORYMONTH we will be highlighting different areas of #BHM from literature to fashion to sports to education.

This #BLACKHISTORYMONTH we will be highlighting different areas of #BHM from literature to fashion to sports to education.

Let’s take a look at the upcoming GA Runoff election. #SWIPE

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