All black stories matter, not just ones in struggle
Growing up, I never consciously thought about the media I consumed. The last things on my mind were how one of my favorite characters looked
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Celebrating Louis Armstrong
Trumpeter, composer and occasionally an actor, Louis Armstrong was one of the most prominent and famous African American musicians during the Harlem Renaissance. He is
Celebrating Medgar Evers
Before Medgar Evers life was cut short in 1963, he fought and pushed for African American rights throughout Mississippi and the U.S.
Inequalities prompt justice
Inequalities in America prompt questions over racial equality and how the uproar of white supremacy will affect the future of America.
Affirmative action policies are necessary and beneficial
Is America’s history color blind? The answer is no because of the constant discrimination against minorities in its history. Why are people against affirmative action,
Downtown Mini Series: Post Uno
My entire life (all 17 years) I have dreamed of escaping the grasp of Columbia; the thought of “getting out” is something I dance around
Simply Black and White
I cannot really say much for my work with black and white. I mean, I could ramble for hours about how the contrast of black
Christmas Tree Hunting and Then Some.
Tree hunting is not something I’ve enjoyed experiencing during the seemingly countless years of my childhood. By the time I turned 10, my mother invested
MAC scholars wrap up Black History Month
As students settled down to eat lunch Feb. 8, the Minority Achievement Committee (MAC) Scholars gathered in the main commons to hold the Arts and