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Category Archives: racism
Wilcox County students say ‘Love has No Color”
The students in Wilcox County are tired of segregated private proms, so they are doing what their parents and school leaders won’t do: organizing an integrated prom so everyone can get dressed up and have fun, together. It will be … Continue reading
Posted in ethics, family, Georgia, politics, progressive, racism, rural, social justice
Tagged desegregation, integrated prom, prom, segregated prom, Wilcox County
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What kind of cheese is on the menu today?
While I was outside at the Dublin High School solar panel groundbreaking ceremony earlier this week, I could hear the sirens’ song beckoning me to the swank Kroger grocery store just up the road. It didn’t take long to find what … Continue reading
Posted in food, Georgia, racism, rural, social justice
Tagged cheese, Dublin, Hispanic, Kroger grocery stores, Latin American food, solar panels
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Be The Lorax
There is no time to wait. Be The Lorax wherever you are.
Posted in art, clean air, clean water, co-op reform, coal, EMC, environment, environmental justice, ethics, family, food, Georgia, Georgia General Assembly, Guilford College, health care, Plant Washington, politics, progressive, racism, renewable energy, rural, social justice, women
Tagged Dr Seuss, Keystone XL, KXL, President Obama, State Department, tar sands, The Lorax
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