Nineteen Fifty-Six Vol. 2 No. 5

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EDITORIAL STAFF TIONNA TAITE EDITOR IN CHIEF NICKELL GRANT MANAGING EDITOR ASHTON JAH VISUALS & DESIGN EDITOR TYLER HOGAN PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR MADISON DAVIS ENGAGEMENT EDITOR JOLENCIA JONES ASST. ENGAGEMENT EDITOR ASHLEE WOODS FEATURES & EXPERIENCES EDITOR FARRAH SANDERS CULTURE & LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR
ISSUE CONTRIBUTORS WRITERS PHOTOGRAPHERS, VIDEOGRAPHERS, & DESIGNERS SOCIAL MEDIA & MARKETING PR SPECIALISTS Rachel Parker, Lyric Wisdom, Jolencia Jones, Shamiel Moore, Leah Jones, Ta’Kyla Bates, Jeffrey Kelly, Ja’Quacy Minter, Tonya Williams Anaya McCullum, CJ Thomas, Tonya Williams, Lyric Wisdom Karris Harmon, Asia Smith, Christian Thomas, Jordan Strawter Danielle S. McAllister, Farrah Sanders Special Thanks to Toni Taite, Kim Taite, and Ruby Booker COPYRIGHT 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 © 2022 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. Pictured on the cover are Jaden Johnson, Shak Mullings and Ethan Jones. Cover photography by Tyler Hogan.
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Page 9 and 10: Black Mental Health Matters 28 Loud
Page 11: When Voices Are Made Silent 56 When
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