Begun in the middle of a tumultuous time both for Guilford College and the nation, the organizing efforts of Integrity for Guilford have changed the way the conversation about social justice on campus.
Integrity...
The people gathered outside Founders Hall were largely silent, holding banners with phrases like “my black life matters” and “we stand with Mizzou.”
After the patio filled with students, staff,...
“What have you done to save black lives?” said Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement to the audience at “A Night with Patrisse Cullors.”
Cullors came to speak at Guilford...
“Every 28 hours, a black person who is unarmed is murdered in the United States by a police officer, a vigilante or a security guard,” said Opal Tometi, co-founder of Black Lives Matter. “That’s...
Over $10 billion has made its way into Africa for the development of vaccines and the treatment of diseases.
However, since African countries are often treated as if they were one, these efforts are...
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