Posts with the tag “diversity”
Pursuing Perspective
March 21st, 2021
I have started this blog post a million times. The subject of race is one that so many find so controversial, that I have found myself more preoccupied with whether or not I’m stepping on somebody els... Read More
Every Tribe, Every Tongue, Every Nation
March 15th, 2021
This year, calls for racial justice have been louder, stronger, and more consistent thanever before. Out of all the things that happened this past year, the realization of howracism is ingrained withi... Read More
How My Squad Pulled Up
March 4th, 2021
Regular fishermen. Business owners. Tax collectors. Anarchists. Thieves. If I read you a list of these professions, the last thought you would probably have was that the people in these professions we... Read More
Hispanic Heritage Month Interview | Rebecca Mejia
October 10th, 2020
Rebecca Mejia is a third-year studying Economics and International Affairs with a minor in Spanish. Check out her perspective of the celebration of culture taking place this month as well as burdens f... Read More
Racial Unity
September 9th, 2020
Unity in God. The phrase alone holds power. Everyone knows that feeling of being a part of something bigger, knowing that you’re needed, yet such a small part of the whole. The Christian body is like ... Read More
Black History Interview Series | Mariah Taylor
March 1st, 2020
Mariah TaylorMariah Taylor is a senior studying anthropology with pre-med intent, minoring in biology, and earning certificates in African Studies and Health Disparities. She is a student leader on We... Read More
Black History Interview Series | Mariah Foote
February 27th, 2020
Mariah FooteMariah Foote is a Junior at UGA in the Double Dawgs program for HDFS and Nonprofit Leadership and Management. She serves on the Wesley Diversity Outreach team and is a vital voice of love ... Read More
Black History Interview Series | Alafia Adeleke
February 26th, 2020
Alafia AdelekeAlafia Adeleke is a senior studying public relations at UGA. She serves on the Wesley Diversity Outreach team and is a vital voice of love and truth in our body. In this conversation, Al... Read More
Black History Interview Series | Stephanie Seda
February 23rd, 2020
Stephanie SedaStephanie Seda is a senior studying early childhood education at UGA. She serves as a student greeter and is a vital voice of love and truth in our body. In this conversation, Stephanie ... Read More
Remedy | Comparison
February 15th, 2018
A 17 year old Olympic snowboarder just won the US their first gold medal of the games, despite losing his coat and waking up late.I, a 21 year old, sit on my couch watching him win. Meanwhile, proud o... Read More