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Dr. Johnnetta Cole

Dr. Johnnetta Betsch Cole made history in 1987, when she became the first African-American woman to serve as President of Spelman College. Ever since it was founded, Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia has been the nation's foremost institution of higher education specifically intended for African …

Johnnetta Cole

Dr. Johnnetta Betsch Cole made history in 1987, when she became the first African-American woman to serve as President of Spelman College. Ever since it was founded, Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia has been the nation's foremost institution of higher education specifically intended for African …

Johnnetta Cole

Dr. Johnnetta Betsch Cole made history in 1987, when she became the first African-American woman to serve as President of Spelman College. Ever since it was founded, Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia has been the nation's foremost institution of higher education specifically intended for African …

Rooted in Oberlin: Dr. Johnnetta Cole on Building a Lifelong Legacy

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In the season finale of The North Star, JeffriAnne Wilder, Ph.D. sits down with legendary educator, anthropologist, and social justice activist Johnnetta Betsch Cole, Ph.D., Oberlin alumna, former president of Spelman and Bennett Colleges, and past director of the Smithsonian National Museum of Afr…

Coping with seasonal allergies

If you’ve seen yellow dust blanketing cars and other surfaces — you aren’t alone. Spring is in full swing, the weather is getting warmer and you can’t help but sneeze. But why does it feel like pollen season is getting worse? The American Lung Association says climate change is a contributing facto…

First Coast Connect: Coping with seasonal allergies

If you’ve seen yellow dust blanketing cars and other surfaces — you aren’t alone. Spring is in full swing, the weather is getting warmer and you can’t help but sneeze. But why does it feel like pollen season is getting worse? The American Lung Association says climate change is a contributing facto…

First Coast Connect: Coping with seasonal allergies

If you’ve seen yellow dust blanketing cars and other surfaces — you aren’t alone. Spring is in full swing, the weather is getting warmer and you can’t help but sneeze. But why does it feel like pollen season is getting worse? The American Lung Association says climate change is a contributing facto…

The Roads We Walk: They Walked Into History and Felt It - Part 1

They are not waiting. They are not asking permission. They are already doing it big. In this episode of Shameless Reinvention, Sharon LaSure-Roy and Sonya Seymour sit down with Chase, Ella, and Nyana, three young women who traveled to the Equal Justice Initiative legacy sites in Montgomery, Alabam…

The Roads We Walk: They Walked Into History: Ava, Alayna, Bella and Mae

In Episode 4 of The Roads We Walk miniseries, Sharon LaSure-Roy and Sonya Seymour welcome four extraordinary young women — Ava, Alayna, Bella, and Mae — who traveled to the Equal Justice Initiative legacy sites in Montgomery, Alabama, and across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma alongside community…

What 50 Episodes Taught Us About Reinvention

50 Fridays. 50 Episodes. Zero Regrets. 50 Fridays ago, we sat down at this table with a microphone, a vision, and no idea where this journey would take us. Today, we are shouting it from the rooftops—welcome to Episode 50 of Shameless Reinvention! Join hosts Sonya Seymour and Sharon LaSure-Roy in…