EDITORIAL: Black to the future: turning tragedy to triumph through the lens of a black woman
EDITORIAL: Black to the future: turning tragedy to triumph through the lens of a black woman
By Brittany Stubblefield-EngramBridge Staff WriterPublished Friday, Feb. 26, 2021
For most, the thought of February relates to love and plans of how Valentine’s Day will be spent. For others, it puts the fate of our weather’s future and arrival of Spring in the paws of a groundhog named Punxsutawney Phil.
However, for me, the approach of February means that for 28 days, 29 during leap years, it is a time I hope the world places their anti-blackness on pause and celebrates the black people who constructed civilization’s greatness.
Brittany Stubblefield-Engram
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