In this special Black History Month podcast, VOX ATL’s Corey asks teens which Black history figures inspire them the most and why. The figures range
I enjoy Black History Month each year. It’s a time when I get to hear about and study great African American people that have made
In the beginning We were together as one Living united under kingdoms Flourishing beneath our African sun Like the devil in disguise Greed conquered the
I am the caramel drizzle I am the mocha found in your coffee I am the rich soil I am the cocoa bean found in
VOX ATL’s Ramaya Thomas tells us about four Black creators and their contributions that are still impacting our lives on a daily basis.
“Being stripped of our rights and everything we have ever loved / But even still, we remain the best creatures known to love,” writes VOX
“I believe that other races besides blacks need to acknowledge how important Black history month is.”
Like most black kids, in my household, Black History Month extends beyond February 28th. It is apart of who I am. When I was little,
It’s hard to say what we would be like as a society if the Civil Rights Movement had not been successful, but I believe it
Brandeis Bridges Fellows Take a Trip To Self-Discovery While Learning About The Past ¨I feel like I’ve seen a part of your souls,¨ our classmate
