By Michael Tyler, EJS Poet-in-Residence The soil of its soul is biggity cruel and unforgiving,And the cracks across its crust are the scars of Dixie scorn.Its ground has long been hostile to rueful cultivationAnd its terracotta earth is chocked with petrified contempt. Only rain with blended blood can make it ready for the sowingAnd theContinueContinue reading “‘Where White Magnolias Grow’ by Michael Tyler”
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Thank You to EJS Summer Interns Brianna Morrison, Nazrawi Allen, and Kaysia Harrington
Our summer interns brought energy and dedication to the Equal Justice Society, supporting our legal team and collaborating across every department. Our gratitude to Brianna Morrison, Nazrawi Allen, and Kaysia Harrington for their contributions! Brianna Morrison was an HBCU Law Racial Justice Intern this summer and is now a 3L at Howard University School ofContinueContinue reading “Thank You to EJS Summer Interns Brianna Morrison, Nazrawi Allen, and Kaysia Harrington”
This Hispanic Heritage Month, EJS renews our commitment to multiracial democracy
The Equal Justice Society honors Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 through October 15, and the contributions and achievements of Latinos, Latinas, Latines, and Hispanic Americans and immigrants in this country. We especially celebrate our staff, board members, and advisory board members who are of Latina/o/e or Hispanic descent. Latino and Hispanic Americans and immigrants areContinueContinue reading “This Hispanic Heritage Month, EJS renews our commitment to multiracial democracy”