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    This week, First and Pen announced a new partnership with Vanderbilt’s Sports & Society Initiative.

    The partnership focuses on telling stories at the intersection of sports and social issues through the voices of professors of color.

    ????BIG NEWS!

    In collaboration with @SportsSocietyVU we are seeking professors of color who want to write about the intersection of sports, race, gender, politics, social justice, community and more.

    Follow @firstandpen and DM us for more information.

    — First and Pen (@firstandpen) June 15, 2022

    “I launched First and Pen to inform, inspire and connect through voices of color in sports, so I’m extremely happy and excited to partner with Vanderbilt’s Sports & Society Initiative to amplify these voices,” said First and Pen CEO & Founder, Yussuf Khan, in a statement. “Sports have always been a reflection of society, so it’s important that those that are often overlooked or dismissed have a home to inform, inspire and connect through the passion, lessons, histories and stories sports creates.”

    The synergy between the two organizations made the partnership an easy one to materialize.

    “We are proud to support this effort to elevate voices of color and to further support the idea that sports is a vital area of scholarship,” said Andrew Maraniss, special projects coordinator at Vanderbilt Athletics and manager of the Sports & Society Initiative. “The world of sports provides a fascinating lens to view the most pressing matters in our society.”

    Continue reading over at First and Pen.

    This content has been brought to you by First and Pen in partnership with TheHub.News. First and Pen “amplifies local sports stories from voices of color to the national conscience…”

    Follow @FirstandPen on Twitter.

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