The History of Costumes class at Georgia Southern University located in Statesboro were challenged to take the time to create a visual exhibit that shines light on the lives of black influential women of Georgia for Women’s History Month. After talking to Kamryn Smith, one of the student leaders of this exhibit, she explained how.
The African American community has gone through a lot of fighting and tears to be able to live a normal life like every other race. One of the biggest accomplishments of history for the first time for the Black community was the first Black man and woman to graduate from college. Mary Jane Patterson was.
On February 24th the two organizations that go by the names of Her Campus and MOVE (Men Of Vision and Excellence) hosted an interactive panel called, “Him Vs. Her”. This panel was composed of five men and five women discussing how women vs. men view different topics. The event began at 7:00 p.m. with the.
On Wednesday, February 16, The Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted a student panel with the African American Irish Diaspora Network who spoke over the relationship between Ireland and African Americans. The group also took the time to address issues, and questions in regard to black issues and experiences. The African American Irish Diaspora Network’s mission.
We have all grown up in a world filled with racism, but does it exist in the doctor’s office as well? Within the last couple of years especially during quarantine racism and racial discrimination has been witnessed on multiple occasions by millions through social media platforms and news outlets. Black Lives Matter posts can be.