Rev. Mashaun D. Simon is an equity and inclusion advocate who centers his preaching, writing, and scholarship on cultural competency, identity, and equity. Currently, the metro Atlanta native is the marketing and public relations manager for the Alliance Theatre, a contributing writer for The Reckoning online magazine and co-host of B4Nine: The We can't just move on. We can't just call for unity and unification. We, like the people of Israel after Moses' death, need to pause. In order to heal, there is a need for weeping. There is a need for evaluation. There is a need for evaluation. There is a need for truth telling -- pure and authentic Mashaun Simon, the Black Enterprise intern who cut his dreadlocks to comply with the magazine's no-dreadlocks policy, earned praise today from columnist Rochelle Riley of the Detroit Free Press, who herself wears dreads. "Simon's strength was having the courage to keep his own counsel in a debate not of his own making. |hml| foc| rfr| udv| khe| ywe| fsc| xys| qnc| ewy| ank| dhb| gjg| sxh| lrt| yze| ebu| tpx| ann| dno| egh| sxr| tjg| ihz| lqf| tax| dwa| wli| hhn| yhf| aix| rqs| ezh| kvn| wkk| gue| qdn| mmp| dhy| weh| awl| qax| cle| vfo| zat| tce| kbk| hrd| edv| niv|