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Deja Grissom

Deja Grissom, Columnist

Deja Grissom is a first-year English major and dreams of owning her own TV production studio one day. She desires to create safe spaces for marginalized groups to share their experiences freely.  Her hobbies include designing clothes, songwriting, and photography.​

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Malcolm X once said

Feminism Failed Black Women, Womanism is the Solution

April 12, 2021
Elizabeth Jennings Graham challenged segregation in New York City over 100 years before Rosa Parks helped spark a boycott.

A Woman Named Elizabeth: How Elizabeth Jennings Graham Challenged New York’s Streetcar Segregation

March 4, 2021
Highland Beach was a place where African Americans could enjoy the seaside.

Maryland’s first Black Municipality: The story of Highland Beach

February 18, 2021
What Black History Month means to me as a Black Creative

What Black History Month means to me as a Black Creative

February 9, 2021
Legendary advocate for the homeless and hungry Beatrice “Bea” Gaddy, was known by many as the “Mother Teresa of Baltimore.” (Courtesy Photo)

Service and Compassion: The work of Bea Gaddy

January 11, 2021
Although the United States has become increasing divided along partisan lines, there is hope for reunification through diversity and inclusion.

White Backlash: A response to Racial Progress

November 18, 2020
2020 Election and Voter Suppression

2020 Election and Voter Suppression

October 28, 2020
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