Moments capturing culture and community throughout the African diaspora ✊🏾🙌🏾🌈 Happy New Year. Photos by Mikki K. Harris @ Codrington Village, Barbuda, Antigua And Barbuda instagram.com/p/BsFIjW8FwRo/…

Professor Ji reminding students why they are studying Part 107 during Morehouse College J-Mester. Let’s get that drone certification, brothas ✊🏾 #morehousejournalismandsports… instagram.com/p/BshIjo2Fp6t/…

@dbcthesis2002’s book informed the play “Behind the Sheet.” According to Cooper Owens: “Beginning with those nearly ten black bondwomen who labored under Sims as leased chattel, patients, and nurses, they serve as the counter to Sims’s designation as ’father’...”

Social documentary through photojournalism that goes beyond curiosity.

Thank you, @Breety5 and your teammates. You have a world of support.

"My family is going to create a grant to eliminate your student loans!" -Robert F. Smith told the graduating Class of 2019 Robert F. Smith #MorehouseGrad2019

Thank you Greg Carr

Time to stack some books...

When greed takes over, bringing with it environmental destruction and erasure of culture. Why not empower? Why not protect? Why not invest in what is decent?

Awareness for all. Thank you Aria Smith

Destruction on environmentally protected land to build a private golf course and club on Barbuda. #ecocide #blacklivesmatter

When responsibility, access and dedication merge as a vehicle for impact. Supporting you ✊🏾Brogdon Family Foundation Malcolm Brogdon The Brogdon Firm

Thank you, Chadwick Boseman. #WakandaForever #ripchadwickboseman

Join us November 9-14 at the 48th annual Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar. We're virtual and free, with a blockbuster lineup for 2020, but you'll need to register. Visit photojournalism.org/2020 for more info. We can’t wait to see you!

The legitimization of bigotry: Archie Bunker in 1971 and Trump 30 years later. Stephane Dunn The OpEd Project

Journalist Tuck C. reports on #TulsaRaceMassacre for National Geographic with a moving story on his family’s legacy. He’s doing the work to make his ancestors proud.

#Barbuda’s soil survived Hurricane Irma because of the strength of the coral reefs and wetlands. Her people likewise survived the storm, but the powerful forces of economic “progress” may wipe out a homeland, a culture—an identity—once and for all. Thanks National Geographic The OpEd Project

Book has dropped!! “The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2022”, edited by Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson 🐙 @jaimealyse which includes the National Geographic article on Barbuda’s #ClimateJustice and #HumanRights, editor Debra, coach Julie Scelfo harpercollins.com/products/the-b…

TO FEDERAL AUTHORITIES OF BRAZIL, TO PROTECT THE TERRITORIAL RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES - Sign the Petition! chng.it/8B8fPZ9P via Change.org

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