Fennelly expressed her enthusiasm for tackling difficult but essential conversations. “I’ve accepted the offer to speak on the podcast because I want to delve into challenging conversations that can help uncover solutions. I am deeply in love with Mississippi and the South. To me, this love entails being honest about and not shirking away from social justice issues”, she asserted.
Upon receiving the invitation to be a part of ‘Our New South,’ Fennelly had authored an opinion piece in The New York Times, highlighting the campaigns in education that link educational funding with financial ‘outcomes’. Through her tenure of 21 years at the University of Mississippi, she bears witness to the transformative might of a liberal arts education. Fennelly emphasized, “A student armed with critical thinking skills is prepared for authentic success – I consider a fulfilling life to be the true measure of success.”
Kevin Blackstone wears many hats – a columnist at The Washington Post, a panelist on ESPN’s ‘Around the Horn,’ a journalism professor at the University of Maryland, and intermittently contributes to NPR and PBS. In contrast, Robert Greene II, an assistant professor of history at Claflin University, chairs the Society of U.S. Intellectual Historians’ publication board and is the incoming president of the African American Intellectual History Society.
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