My Black life in the SOUTH
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Posted By: senqwa williams on February 26, 2010 Check this out- http://www.BMLintheSOUTH.blogspot.com This is a blog dedicated to my point of view about being a blackman in the south. The different things I go through while trying to become all I can be with the knowledge I posse. My experiences while living outside of Atlanta(which is predominately populated by Blacks) and living in a predominately white society. Working and living in an environment that always shows me that the south will always keep me wondering how far we have come and still how far we have to go. Senqwa Williams If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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