NUWAVE LAUNCHES OXYPURE AIR PURIFIER SCHOOL DONATION PROGRAM TO HELP BATTLE THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC 100 OxyPure Air Purifiers To Be Donated To Help Support In-Person Instruction In the Nation’s Schools VERNON HILLS, IL (November 12, 2020) — NuWave, LLC announced today the launch of its OxyPure School Donation Program, in which it will donate 100 OxyPure Air Purifiers to educational institutions around the country that have resumed in-person learning. Educational intuitions interested in receiving OxyPure units should apply by visiting NuWave’s website: https://nuwaveoxypure.com/donations. In a recent independent third-party study, the University of Minnesota calculated that the…
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As if we haven’t had enough drama throughout the 2020 year, with COVID and the politics-of-the-day, tropical storm Zeta blows through metro Atlanta and the state of Georgia on Thursday, October 29, 2020 after coming ashore on Wednesday in Louisiana as a strong Category 2 hurricane. Hurricane Zeta was the record-tying sixth hurricane to hit the United States, the record fifth named storm to strike Louisiana, and the strongest hurricane ever to move over New Orleans. The storm blew through Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and the Carolinas early on Thursday,…
OTIS’ DREAM #VOTETHEDREAM Voting mattered then, and voting matters now! In 1946, when attempting to vote was literally deadly, some among us were willing to do whatever was necessary to vote. This film follows Otis Moss, Sr. through his day long journey to cast his ballot in rural Georgia. Powerful, poignant, and prescient as today’s struggles with voter suppression multiply.
By Reverend Dr. Otis Moss, Jr. Every day, some speaker, writer, analyst, teacher, commentator or someone in casual conversation quotes the words of Dr. King. However, there are two things we often miss or avoid. The first is Dr. King’s total commitment to non-violence and social and political transformation – a revolution of values. Secondly, Dr. King’s sermon topic sent to the church secretary for the Sunday worship at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia, before his assassination, “Why America May Go to Hell.” I had a conversation with…
As much of a researcher and history buff as I am (or claim to be), I almost let one of Atlanta’s most significant civil rights moments of 60 years ago slip right past me. I forgot that in 1960, students from Morehouse, Clark College (now CAU), Morris Brown College, Spelman, Atlanta University and the Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC) created the Atlanta Student Movement. Thanks to an intergenerational conversation broadcast over Facebook Monday, October 19 and assembled by a small but vocal cadre of former students, the historical episode lit up…
Still encouraging citizens to make a plan, get out and vote, The Nature Gurlz meet again for fitness and voter encouragement. Some of the Nature Gurlz stand in this photo exhibiting the October 24, 2020 issue of The Atlanta Inquirer in which they are featured. More on the Nature Gurlz at Nature Gurlz Getting the Message Out to Vote.
