Womanist Ethical Rhetoric A Call for Liberation and Social Justice in Turbulent Times EDITED BY ANNETTE D. MADLOCK AND **CERISE L. GLENN – CONTRIBUTIONS BY ANNETTE D. MADLOCK; **CERISE L. GLENN; KIMBERLY JOHNSON; MICHELLE RHNEA YISRAEL; ANDRE E. JOHNSON; KAMI J. ANDERSON; NATONYA LISTACH; MICHELLE MEGGS; TRACY C. BASS AND… Continue reading…
“Yes, and” is the powerful, intentional, and creative practice of building with other people. The name comes from improvisational theater. So, what is it? One: paying attention. Two: affirming. And three: building on what others give you. That’s it! Yes, and. VIEW PODCAST HERE: https://news.uncg.edu/yes-and-cafe-podcasts/ Episode 13: Creating New Possibilities We welcome 2021 with an episode… Continue reading…
“African Americans, Latinx, and Independents were the critical margin of victory for President-elect Joseph Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris when the state of Pennsylvania called the contest in their favor just before noon on Saturday, November 7, securing enough Electoral College votes to win the presidential election. In a… Continue reading…
Taylor Roberson is the 2020/2021 winner of the Whitney “Whitty” Ransom Scholarship in African American and African Diaspora Studies.Taylor is a rising sophomore AADS major and Criminal Justice minor. She is a member of the Neo-Black Society, and an AADS Ambassador. She is a dynamic student and has already completed… Continue reading…
AADS faculty member Dr. Armondo Collins interviewed by WUNC
