Chadwick Boseman: Storyteller, trailblazer, man of purpose
Nona Saharan Managing Editor Edward Simon Cruz News Editor Taylor Alphonso Staff Writer If Chadwick Boseman were still alive, he would have been able to relish his status as one […]
New WW-P Hire Anthony Jones Working Towards Equity and Inclusion
Nona Saharan Managing Editor Edward Simon Cruz News Editor Taylor Alphonso Staff Writer For much of his career, Mr. Anthony Jones, WW-P’s new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Coordinator, has focused […]
The Untold Stories of Black History
Nona Saharan Managing Editor Edward Simon Cruz News Editor Taylor Alphonso Staff Writer When Carter G. Woodson first proposed the idea of “Negro History Week” in 1926, the precursor to […]
Reflection on the Georgia Shootings
Hate crimes against Asian-Americans have continued to surge as the community has become increasingly targeted due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Most recently on March 17, was the brutal murder of eight women at three different Atlanta-area massage parlors. Six out of eight victims were Asian women, whose lives were taken away at the hands of a white gunman named Aaron Long.
Examining the Narrative of Race Education in WW-P
Nona Saharan Managing Editor Edward Simon Cruz News Editor Taylor Alphonso Staff Writer “In middle school, Team 7D had a debate about whether racism was still alive in America. The […]
