The P.U.L.L. Movement

Congratulations to our class of 2024 P.U.L.L. scholars. Each will receive a $2,000 cash award along with our four counseling sessions.

Scholarship opportunity available for students in Gordon County, Georgia.

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Our scholarship window opens soon. We will award three students from schools in Gordon County, Georgia with a $2,000 cash scholarship. Applications are accepted during the month of November.

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Even the blind can clearly see this.

Trying to explain color to a blind person can be tricky, and explaining the nuance of skin color even more so. Do you get technical, like geographically as far as people’s ancestral origins, or do you just tackle it from a color perspective? The beautiful thing is, from my daughter’s perspective as a blind person, skin color doesn’t matter. It’s what is inside the person that matters. Video description for our visually impaired friends: video begins with Mina and I sitting outside. Text on the screen reads “trying to explain the nuance of skin color to my blind daughter.” The video then shifts to indoors, where Mina explains that one of the beauties of blindness is she’s not judging people based on skin color. #blind #lowvision #blindkidscan #race #skincolor #color #doesntmatter #smart #newgeneration

There’s one human race.

Congrats to Catherine Hughes for winning one of our $2,000 cash scholarships. She will be attending Georgetown University in the fall where she will be studying political science. We enjoyed having her among this class of scholars. After examining racial deconstruction, the value of meaningful relationships, career exploration, and financial counseling, this young lady is ready to make the world a better place.

Congrats to Ryleigh O’Mahony for being one of our 2023 P.U.L.L. scholars, receiving a $2,000 cash award. She plans to attend Dalton State University in the fall and study to become a social worker. After completing our sessions on racial deconstruction, relationship counseling, career counseling, and financial counseling, Ryleigh stated that one of the best pieces of advice she received is to cut back on the $6 cups of coffee. We believe that self worth and net worth are interconnected concepts.

Congratulations to Chloe McFarland, one of our latest P.U.L.L. scholars. After completing four sessions that included racial deconstruction, relationship counseling, career counseling, and financial counseling, we awarded her with this $2,000 cash scholarship. Chloe plans to attend the University of Georgia in the fall, where she intends to study marketing. Our scholarship committee is excited to send another talented human off to help change the world.

We had the best time with our P.U.L.L. scholars at the latest session. As we seek to empower them to see themselves as unique individuals, we invited professionals from various career fields to share their journey. Pharmacy, law enforcement, marketing, and floor covering management, were represented at the table. We examined if the use of race is helpful or harmful in these professions. Thank you to our guest who shared their time and expertise.

A big thank you to Dr. Joy Nwadike, an OBGYN with Advent Health, for being one of our featured guest at the latest P.U.L.L. scholarship session. She brought an immersive perspective of the need for medical professionals to examine the medical history of each unique patient.

“Not Black Enough”

Have you noticed that more and more people with blonde hair, ivory skin, and blue eyes, have been identifying as “black?” This essay explores what exactly does it mean to be “black.”



https://letuspull.com/blog/f/not-black-enough

“White America”

Eminem has made the claim in many of his songs that his success is because of the color of his skin. Is such a belief the center of “white supremacy?” This essay journeys down 8 mile Road.

https://letuspull.com/blog/f/white-america

Congratulations to our 2023 P.U.L.L. scholars!

From left to right: Chloe McFarland, Calhoun High School | Catherine Hughes, Gordon Central High School | Ryleigh O’ Mahoney, Sonoraville High School.

Each of these scholars are exceptional students, and have the brightest of futures. Help us celebrate their accomplishments. Each will receive a $2,000 scholarship.

Check out our latest essay, “All Aboard.” Here we examine some differences between the Israelites’ enslavement in Egypt, and the enslavement of people in America.

https://letuspull.com/blog/f/all-aboard

“A Dream Bigger Than King’s”

In this latest essay, the dream of MLK is examined. Perhaps there’s an even better way forward.

https://letuspull.com/blog/f/a-dream-bigger-than-kings

This is an encapsulating article about “black culture.” Read it with an open mind, and you’ll see new perspectives. Subscribe to get notifications of the latest writings.

Culture Noir Who am I? This question led me down an auspicious journey. Having grown up in public housing, surrounded by poverty, yet shielded from certain realities, I learned to look at life from various perspectives. My mother wor...

We are excited to see how our latest group of P.U.L.L. scholars develop through these sessions.

If you just look around, you’ll see P.U.L.L. everywhere. There are many colors, cultures, heritages, and nationalities, yet still one human race.

Here’s your chance to help spread the message that there are many colors, cultures, heritages, and nationalities, yet still one human race.

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Today is the last day to apply for our $2,000 student scholarship. High school seniors in Gordon County, Georgia apply today.

www.letuspull.com/scholarship

Now taking applications! The essay question for this year; “Is The Use of Race in Medical Science Helpful? Why or why not.”

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This is a special opportunity for students in Gordon County, Georgia. A scholarship designed for humans.

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This is a great article in favor of imagining a world that no longer arbitrarily classifies people based on their skin shade. The author Greg Thomas is the Co Founder of the Jazz Leadership Project. This is a must-read for those serious about challenging the concept of race in America.

Considering Deracialization In small pockets of the intellectual heterodoxy there are rising calls for deracialization—separating race and racialization from our minds and public lives. Most certainly a minority position, this radical idea faces an uphill battle, not the least because many academics and public intellectuals ...

It’s that time of year again. We are excited about our annual scholarship. We will award three high school seniors with $2,000 each, along with a series of counseling sessions. Please share this with friends.

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