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Annual Film Festival Advocating for Marginalized Communities.

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Annual Film Festival Advocating for Marginalized Communities. Image via Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival By: Unimashi Akande, Staff Writer The Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival celebrates filmmakers who use filmmaking to challenge norms, question power structures, and advocate for marginalized communities. From Sept. 19-23, the festival was ably led by Executive Director Kara Walker and Event and Content Manager Jenn Sapp.
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AUC Faces Devastating Flooding Crisis

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AUC Faces Devastating Flooding Crisis Image via MJ Scott By: Unimashi Akande, Staff Writer Heavy storming left students in a frenzy on Sept. 14 around 2:06 p.m. at the  Atlanta University Center (AUC). Severe flooding inflicted major damage on campus infrastructure. Students are grappling with the aftermath of this disaster and urgently need assistance. Numerous buildings on AUC campuses saw water damages.
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HBCUs Could Become Even More Important After Florida's New Educational Standards on Slavery

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HBCUs Could Become Even More Important After Florida’s New Educational Standards on Slavery Image via Washington Post By: Unimashi Akande, Staff Writer It is not often that middle school affairs make headlines, but the new educational standards for public schools in Florida have brought them into the public eye.
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