Even the highest-profile cases of Black women killed by police are still unknown to most Americans and overlooked by media. In this first episode of our new series Datalogue, we unpack the numbers that show how Black women are erased from the narrative. https://t.co/JftEgssWaV
Every so often, I re-read Dr. King’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail. While some of the injustices may have changed, his poetic brilliance, moral clarity, and tests of conscience still reverberate today. Take a moment to reflect on his righteous call: https://t.co/oBdqFqdWA6
SPIA researchers receive $3.5 million NIH grant to study how legalized medical cannabis affects people living with chronic pain. https://t.co/toYb6av9Te
THREAD: Today I went to the public library for the first time in a long time. A woman came up to me and asked me to help her with the computer so she could apply for a custodial job. She had gone to the organization she wanted to work at, and was told to apply online.
I’ve wanted to be a journalist ever since I saw @MonicaWSB on Channel 2 and realized black women could do anything. Thanks @UGAGrady for preparing me to follow my dreams. Can’t wait to graduate magna cum laude from @universityofga and move to DC to start my journey! #UGA19
"Since 2000, the African American market has seen a 114 percent increase in buying power. . . The boost is the result of a surge in black-owned businesses, increased educational attainment and booming population growth." https://t.co/swTsBcSkUR
Join us on Friday, April 12 for the 5th annual SPIA Networking Night! For the first time ever, we are offering a Networking Workshop for students right before the big event. Click the link to register today! https://t.co/vIgFYPqxnu