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Tennessee Christian School Doles Out “Severe Disciplinary Actions” For Students Involved In Racist Viral Video

Any way you look at it, the parents are most definitely to blame.

By

Vanessa De Luca

Published

May 8, 2022
Culture, Media

America’s First Abolitionist Newspaper Is Born Anew In The Digital World

After 200 years, the nation’s first abolitionist newspaper is returning–and it couldn’t have come back at a better time.

By

Vanessa De Luca

Published

February 26, 2022
News

University of Tennessee, Knoxville Renames 2 Dorms After Black Activists Who Fought to Desegregate Higher Education

In a nice twist of fate, two residential halls at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville are being named after Black civil rights activists, not because the buildings were already named after racists but simply because the two activists deserve the honor. According to CNN, the two buildings will be named after Rita Sanders Geier and Theotis…

By

Joe Jurado

Published

February 26, 2021