Categorizing himself as, “Independent Recording Artist” – Chris Pierce is a musician in the South Florida area representing a group of people who have long been oppressed in the music industry. Chris was born February 18th, 2000, in Savannah, Georgia, until he was in the second grade. Soon after, he moved up to South Carolina,… Read More FAU Spotlight: Chris Pierce (Musician, Songwriter, Visualise, Student)
“Those who have no record of what their forebearers have accomplished lose the inspiration which comes from the teaching of bibliography and history.” – Carter G. Woodson As a young black boy in the American education system, my educators every year planned well thought out activities that sparked critical thinking and examination of the most… Read More The Man Behind Black History Month: Carter G. Woodson
“Tell me what Democracy looks like!”
This is what Democracy looks like. … Read More Georgia On My Mind
A year that was filled with a pandemic that ceased economic progress to the rising of social movements that challenged governments. This year has taught us that our voice and vote have power. … Read More 2020: A Year in Review
On October 22nd, 2020, potential voters were able to get one last chance to hear from both presidential candidates as voters across the country have already begun to participate in early voting. … Read More A Recap on the Second and Last Presidential Debate
On September 10th, students at Florida Atlantic University came together to let their voices be heard about the continuous injustices that have been happening around the country. It has been three months since the death of George Floyd and while the media has shifted the coverage, cities such as Portland, are still protesting to this… Read More THE VOICE OF CHANGE: SPEAKING JUSTICE INTO EXISTENCE
Rev. Cordy Tindell Vivian, an author, minister, and personal aid to civil rights leader, Martin Luther King passed away on July, 17th, 2020 at 95. … Read More In Remembrance of C.T. Vivian
John Lewis, a civil rights leader and U.S. Representative for Georgia’s 5th Congressional district since 1987, passed away on July 17th after a six-month battle with cancer.… Read More In Remembrance of John Lewis
This FAU Alumna has made pivotal steps in her community … Read More Community Activism Spotlight: Jordan Bowles: ‘Dream Unscripted’ and ‘Progressive Turnout Project’
In early June, the United States made history. People around the country and world participated in the largest civil rights movement to occur that featured all 50 states including 18 countries. These protests held weight as the officers involved in the killing of yet another innocent black life- Minneapolis resident, George Floyd was officially faced… Read More THE POWER OF THE YOUTH
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