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EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR VISUALS EDITOR ASSISTANT VISUALS EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR CULTURE AND LIFESTYLE EDITOR ASSISTANT CULTURE AND LIFESTYLE EDITOR FEATURES AND EXPERIENCES EDITOR ASSISTANT FEATURES AND EXPERIENCES EDITOR ENGAGEMENT EDITOR ASSISTANT ENGAGEMENT EDITOR FACULTY ADVISOR ASSISTANT ADVERTISING DIRECTOR DIGITAL MEDIA MANAGER TIONNA TAITE BHAVANA RHAVALA A’NESHIA TURNER ASHTON JAH ZAHREA SMALL ALEXIS BLUE FARRAH SANDERS REENA MILLER HALEY WILSON SALA BANDELE-JACKSON NICKELL GRANT TAYLOR GARNER MONIQUE FIELDS JULIE SALTER TERRY SIGGERS CONTRIBUTORS JAVON WILLIAMS, TA’KYLA BATES, RACHEL PARKER, JEFFREY KELLY, DE’YONICA DANIELS, JASMINE HOLLIE, JOSEPH KING, KENYA HARRIS, KIERRA THOMAS WRITERS MADISON CARMOUCHE, DONOVAN HARRIS, YOSMEN FOSTER, TAZARI WOODMORE, CAMERON URQUHART, AMBER EVANS, LEAH MCGRUDER PHOTOGRAPHERS ARMYLL SMITH, ASIA ANDERSON, BREONA WINN, CASSIDY BURRELL, GABBY ADAMS, KARRIS HARMON, KENDE’LYN THOMPSON, MADISON DAVIS, MALLORY WESTRY, MA’KIA MOULTON, NIA ANDERSON, TYALA BONNER, JOLENCIA JONES, KAELA ROBINSON ENGAGEMENT MARKETERS AND STRATEGISTS ADDITIONAL INFO 3 Nineteen Fifty-Six is published by the Office of Student Media at The University of Alabama. All content and design are produced by students in consultation with professional staff advisers. All material contained herein, except advertising or where indicated otherwise, is copyrighted © 2020 by Nineteen Fifty-Six magazine. Material herein may not be reprinted without the expressed, written permission of Nineteen Fifty-Six magazine. Editorial and Advertising offices for Nineteen Fifty- Six Magazine are located at 414 Campus Drive East, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487. The mailing address is P.O. Box 870170, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487. Phone: (205) 348-7257.
Change is defined as something that produces a different position, course, or direction. In the weeks leading up to the presidential election, I felt it was necessary that this magazine issue focuses not only on Black voices but also the change that can result from our voices. Over the past few months, voting has been emphasized more than ever. I agree that everyone who can vote should. This ensures every group regardless of race or background is represented and their voice is heard in the election. I also want to acknowledge the young activists who may not be of voting age. Their voices still matter and they also have a lot to say. My two younger brothers display their desire to enact change by using their voice. Neither one of them are of voting age. However, they still do their part in using their voice for change by learning about Black history and the current racial injustices we still face today and sharing it with their peers. In this way, they too can play a role in advocating for a future where racial injustices do not persist. I encourage you to also look at the younger people in your life and help them use their voice for change because regardless of age Black voices matter. Using your voice does not always come in the form of vocalization. Writing is an effective way to be heard without enunciating one word. In fact, I am speaking to you all right now by only typing words on a page. Using your voice does not mean forming sentences. Art is another way of expressing yourself while also giving a physical form to your voice. Paintings, music, and so many more forms of art can speak to people. I encourage you to find ways to use your voice. Do not be silenced by any means because your voice can be the very thing that produces positive change. “ Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. -James Baldwin ” I am thrilled to present the second issue of Nineteen Fifty-Six to you all. I hope this magazine issue encourages you to never forget that your voice has value. Truly, your voice can create lasting change in your community, state, or even country. X TIONNA TAITE 4
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