Spotlight Magazine Story
By: Lily Dale
“Excuse me sir, but you’re going to have to leave.”
The words of the police officer standing behind him struck feelings of fear and confusion
in William Powell.
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An Interview Before the
Backdrop of Domestic Terrorism
Auburn University Student Discusses Domestic Terrorism Issue
Uniting the Community Through Fellowship
Auburn University Student talks about Becoming the Beloved Community
The Bridges We Build: Connection Through Understanding
Auburn, Alabama, standing in
local solidarity with over 700
Families Belong Together events across
the United States.
SELMA
&
Bloody Sunday
Acting Speaks Louder Than Words
Writing on the Wall
The Rev Dr. Otis Moss III, Senior Pastor, Trinity United Church of Christ, teaches and practices the theory of the Beloved Community within the lived experience.
Dr. Bernard LaFayette Jr, Breeden Scholar in Residence, Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities and Cofounder of the Student Nonviolent Coordinator Committee (SNCC). LaFayette talked with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther Kin Jr hours before King was assassinated.
Sarah Collins Rudolph, the rarely talked about, "fifth little girl" who survived the tragic bombing of the 16th Baptist Church in Birmingham. Sarah was 12-years old when she was blinded by the blast that killed her sister 14-year old Addie Mae Collins, her friends also 14 years of age, Carole Robertson and Cynthia Wesley and 11-year old Denise McNair.
Asim Ali Emphasized
How to Love Your Neighbor
Diversity in Design:
“We have an obligation
to do as much as we can”
A Symbol in
Civil Rights History:
The 16th Street Baptist Church
By Melissa Mitchell
Intergenerational Dialogue
What Have You Done for Me Lately
Showing Pride in
'The Loveliest Village on the Plains'
Jesus and the Disinherited
Alabama Rural Ministry
Not Looking Hispanic in Alabama Shaped My Life
Uniting the Community Through Fellowship
Feeding the Community
Tajuan McCarty: Building a Bridge for a Better Community
Becoming the Beloved Community