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Allyson Smith (Racial Equity Content Leader)

Ally Smith (She/Her/Hers) is a youth activist, poet, and all-around creative from Memphis, TN. Currently attending Howard University with a major in Political Science, Ally is carrying that legacy of changemakers and visionaries over to the Memphis community in various ways of serving. Allyson is heavily involved with politics, with a strong emphasis on acknowledging Southern…

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Racial Inequality in Education

Education is the foundation that lays out the necessary steps for us to be successful. It’s the determiner in college decisions and if you’re in trouble with your parents or not. However, this system is one of classism and elitism. Your childhood joys are muffled with algorithmic expressions and binomial distributions. You succumb to a…

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