Breast cancer has no gender: Morehouse students confront misconceptions about men’s health

Every October, pink ribbons, fundraisers and awareness campaigns bring national attention to breast cancer and the millions of people affected by it. The pink ribbon remains a powerful symbol of advocacy, solidarity and hope. However, men are often overlooked in these conversations.. Despite growing awareness surrounding breast cancer, many men remain unaware that they, too,…

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The weight of the crown: A Black man’s transformation

As Black men, hair can often serve as an extension of a person’s image and personality. Solomon Tucker, a sophomore Kinesiology major from Decatur, GA, recently departed with this important part of his identity. The afro-photojournalism project “FRO-REAL” highlights Tucker’s journey as he is captured candidly through the process of cutting his hair. Tucker has…

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Why Spriggs Burroughs Might Be One of the Most Important AUC Organizations

Photo by: Spriggs Borroughs   By: Auzzy Byrdsell, MT Secretary   On April 29, students of the Atlanta University Center (AUC) celebrated the third and final showing of Art After Dark: Outta Time in the Alliance Theatre. In the production’s 10th year anniversary, Art After Dark is a sensual, emotional, passionate story of love and…

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G Herbo visits Morehouse College to talk about Mental Health

Photo By: Christopher Doomes, Managing Editor of Visual of Media By: Dorayn Murphy, Staff Writer Chicago rapper G Herbo is noted as “an acclaimed rapper and philanthropist” (WGNTV Chicago). Herbo continued outreach as an advocate for mental health as he visited Morehouse College for the Black Men’s Mental Health Pre-Symposium Conversation, hosted by The Black…

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