For Us, By Us: How Black Women Are Rewriting Philanthropy In The South

For Us, By Us: How Black Women Are Rewriting Philanthropy In The South

Source: Courtesy of Geaux Girl Giving / Courtesy of Geaux Girl Giving When Outkast’s André 3000 stood on the Source Awards Stage in 1995 and declared,” the South got something to say,” he wasn’t just defending Southern hip-hop; he was also forecasting the influence the South would have in the future. Nearly three decades later, those words still resonate — not just in music and culture, but in how the South is reshaping philanthropy. Beneath the…