This MLK Day and throughout our lives, let us remember the importance of Dr. King’s dream; let us remember to use our lives to make an impact on this earth; and most importantly, let us continue the ripple effect of what Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. started in his lifetime.
When you examine the landscape of the “startup world”, especially as it relates to the access to capital, there are well-known and stark realities between who gets funding and how much.
Whenever a soul is taken away due to senseless crime or race, it is a tragedy. The senseless killings of all human beings have to stop. We must assess the origins of the problem to properly rectify the issue.
As an alumnus, reading about Georgetown’s new policy to actively engage as well as to structurally change its campus culture to become more inclusive makes me feel encouraged and excited. Within a few years, I’m hoping Black students can feel more accepted.
While some have been asking why we should continue to discuss the slave narrative in “post-racial” America, the actors and producers of “Underground” challenge us to answer why we shouldn’t.
You’re not alone if someone has called you something hurtful. Labeling has become such a serious issue in our society that has impacted millions. One diversity center has created a compelling video to inspire us to rethink how we use labels.
When I reflect on the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., I also begin to reflect on the injustices that have happened in our country within the last few years. There are so many conversations needed, but I think I have narrowed down where we can begin.
