Rolling into the Drive Thru space was like entering a curiosity shop. Visitors were met with a meandering row of artifacts of 21st century-life that ranged from the seemingly mundane (a solitary chair), to the enigmatic (unidentifiable creatures composed of what used to be chairs). Read on
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White systemic power runs through the veins of America, but when trying to tackle the issue of racial oppression, we often stumble upon obstacle after obstacle. The problem with racism is that it isn’t just a two-faced issue, it isn’t just a two-sided story, nor is it just a two-race problem. Understanding the complex nature… Read on
“I can’t breathe.” Those were the last words we heard from George Floyd as the video was replayed millions of times all across the world. Floyd was a victim of systematic racism just as others were such as Ahmaud Arbery and Breyonna Taylor and countless other Black lives. The unsettling video shocked not only the… Read on
VOX ATL's James Rhee delivers some original art to show his support for #BlackLivesMatter. Read on
To kick off 2020 we facilitated our first community workshop of the year at Crews Middle School in Gwinnett County. After a great conversation about getting your voice into the community we created some amazing content that included video, podcasting, and art. Read on
Our country has a rich history of presidents, and after 45 of them, their names are a gold mine of puns. Too bad puns don’t count in the treasury! Read on