
Blue Star Report and More
On Monday, February 27th, a coalition of groups will join Georgia CARE Project in a day of lobbying and meetings to bring attention to the negative impact that cannabis prohibition has on the citizens of Georgia and to lobby legislators in support of pending legislation. When: Monday February 27, 2017 – 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Where: Georgia State Capitol (Gold Dome) 206 Washington St SW, Atlanta, GA 30334 Why: An opportunity for cannabis advocates to gather at the state capitol to


1st Annual Still In School Bash
Thursday, January 19th at Skate Zone, we were able to service many Clayton County/Metro-Atlanta students and families in attendance at the 1st Annual Still In School Bash with school supplies and resources. Partners included Well Care, Primerica,The Chainges Fund, Chik-Fil-A and Clayton County's Sheriff and Police Departments. The Still In School Bash consisted of a few components: art exhibit, poetry, skating, shopping, and inspiration by community figures. Music was pro


Hallelujah Trends: A Brand About Strengthening Equality
Hallelujah Trends is a brand launched by Taylor Smith: 22 years old. It started in here dorm room, as a sophomore in college, she created a brand known as Hallelujah Trends. Taylor built her brand based on the principles of peace, equality, unity and most of all salvation. (HT) was to be used as a vessel, to silence hatred, violence, and discrimination. Hallelujah Trends' intentions are to shift the general perception, to an unbiased and nondiscriminatory view: despite your r


Reflections of a Substitute Teacher : Before Class
The following passage is based on actual accounts of a substitute teacher. After an abbreviated stent of service in the U.S.A. military as a pilot and officer, Mrs. Beeswax's middle school math class couldn't be that tough. Besides, its not like the school is in "the ghetto", just majority skewed towards the African-American, Latino and other minority community in a urban setting. Plus, this is his hometown. Mr. Bell allowed the last song of my morning commute to end before e