Greek Life’s History of Racism Is Catching Up to It “In many ways, our nation is still trying to recover from King’s death and the opportunities for racial equality, economic justice, and peace — what King referred to as a ‘beloved community’ — that seemed to recede in its aftermath,”Peniel E. Joseph wrote inThe Washington Postlast year. Organizers lay out ground rules for the night on Wednesday evening, explaining the nature of the occupation. After that, a jazz quartet consisting of a singer, saxophone and flute players, and a keyboardist, who also holds down the drums and bass, play a set riffing on themes of justice and freedom. People dance and there is palpable joy in the air, despite months of a pandemic, weeks of street marches, and the heavy police presence lurking nearby. (Leaving the protest around 10:30 Wednesday night,Teen Vogue The care in which this show takes in honoring his memory is beauty. He is missed. Today. Tomorrow. Forever.”Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: