Trump’s Comments Reflect a Legacy of U.S. Racism
We may find it difficult to imagine anything more ironic than a President of the United States publicly commemorating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in a White …
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“Come Meet a Black Person” Inspires A Mature White Woman
By Cheryle Moses On Monday, November 14, 2017, I received a call on the office line. It was a very nice woman who introduced herself as a CA for Ms. …
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H&M Poses Black Child Model In ‘Monkey’ Sweatshirt, Faces Fury On Social Media
H&M Poses Black Child Model In ‘Monkey’ Sweatshirt, Faces Fury On Social Media “This requires no second look to know it is wrong.” By Dominique Mosbergen H&M sparked outrage on …
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BREAKING NEWS: “Come Meet a Black Person” Event Kicked Out!
Cornerstone Attorney Emails Termination Notice Racism raises its ugly head in Gwinnett! On Monday, December 11, 2017, the organizer of “Come Meet a Black Person” received a termination notification of her monthly …
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Black Man’s Response to White Woman Is Priceless
Being black in America requires dipping and dogging white privilege and racism 24/7, 365 days a year. Take Emmit Eclass Walker who was at the airport near Arlington, Virgina. Walker …
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A C-SPAN Caller Confessed His Racism to a Black Guest. A year later, he called back to say how he’d changed.
This is a reprint written by Colby Itkowitz for the Washington Post – August 25, 2017 A year ago this week, a white man named Garry from North Carolina called C-SPAN to talk …
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First “Come Meet a Black Person” Networking Event Lessons Learned
Updated: 05/06/2018 On Thursday, November 16, 2017, I presented the first “Come Meet a Black Person” networking event in Lawrenceville, Georgia. The idea, invitation headline and body content were all …
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Atlanta Black Star :: ‘Come Meet a Black Person’ Mixer Draws Fierce Reactions from Public By Kiersten Willis
By Kiersten Willis The turnout at Cheryle Moses’ annual anniversary party for the Urban Mediamakers organization far exceeded her expectations, even though she didn’t actually know what to expect to begin with. The …
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The Root :: I Tried It: I’m Not Mad at the ‘Come Meet a Black Person’ Event Organizer and You Shouldn’t Be Either By TheRealMarthaJones3.0
By TheRealMarthaJones3.0 11/17/17 12:03pmFiled to: I TRIED IT When I told my mother I was going to the “Come Meet a Black Person” event in Lawrenceville, Ga., she readily told me, …
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Washington Post :: ‘Come Meet a Black Person,’ Says the Invitation to a Georgia Networking Event By Amber Ferguson
By Amber Ferguson People in Lawrenceville, Ga., have been invited to come together Thursday for a two-hour networking event. They’ll get a name tag, go through introductions, eat comfort food …
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