Honors Program Tackles Reparations
Honorable Forms of Expression
In an impressive range of artistic expression, the Alabama A&M University Honors Program presented āThe Great Debateā on Sunday, February 20, in the Ernest L. Knight Reception Center.
In addition to a spirited debate on the subject of reparations for African Americans (Tomia Gordon and Aviana Holder vs. Christopher Craft and NaāAliah Griffith), other afternoon delights included poetry, and other forms of dramatic interpretation and expression.
The talented presenters:
āAn Ode to āHerstoryā Makersā ā Faith Spencer, Avianna Holder, Cassidy McClellan and Sorriah Jones.
āLove & Lossā ā NaāAliah Griffith & Tamyia Jackson
āAn Illustration of Freedom: Favorite Dayā ā Tomia Gordon, Isaiah Thompson and Mark Pecke)
āDramatic Interpretation ā For Colored Girlsā ā Lydia Joy Williams
āDramatic Expression: āEgo Trippingā by Nikki Giovanniā ā Timia Sims
āA Motherās Love: The Talkā ā Leah Nelson and Christopher Craft
The program was coordinated by Carla Draper-Holloway.