Kent State community mourns E. Timothy Moore, Pan-African Studies pioneer of Black excellence
Article by Alex Gray and Lyndsey Brennan E. Timothy Moore, associate dean emeritus in Kent State’s College of Arts and Sciences and emeritus professor of Pan-African Studies, died unexpectedly on Feb. 1 from an aortic dissection, a tear in the major artery coming out of his heart. He was 69. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Debra “DeLacy” Moore; his children, Elliot Moore and Candace Garton-Mullen; his mother,…
Kent State’s anti-racism task force holds first town hall
The KSU community came together to fight racism on campus after racist messages were written on the Rock. Over 250 people were on Zoom Thursday night for Kent State’s anti-racism task force town hall. This was the first public mass meeting of the committee since it’s creation in early September. The task force was created after Black students protested against racist messages that were painted on the Rock in August.…
Coronavirus isn’t the only thing that’s spreading
Coronavirus isn’t all that’s spreading. Racism is too.
Lilly Singh’s More Than ‘A Bisexual Woman of Color’
IISuperwomanII didn’t just sit on her YouTube laurels. In addition to earning about $10.5 million and achieving 14.9 million subscribers, Lilly Singh has ventured to other realms by being an actress in HBO’s Fahrenheit 451, the writer of “How to Be a Bawse,” and a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, all while staying true to herself as a down-to-earth unicorn. She continues to embody the fangirl in all of us and achieves…
Uhuru’s 2020 Democratic Breakdown
Here’s Uhuru’s breakdown of the top five polling candidates’ stances on various issues that affect People Of Color to help you find out more about and support this crucial election.
After 50 years, Black United Students Continues to Showcase “Black Excellence” at this Year’s Renaissance Ball
Black United Students gave us a night to remember on Thursday, Nov. 14 with this year’s Moonlight Masquerade
Album Review: Wow…That’s Crazy
After two-years, the seasoned lyricist gifts us with his sixth album that attempts to give us a glimpse into his innermost vulnerable and personal side. Did it really make us say, “wow, that’s crazy?”
Changing The Perception of Black Hair
When it comes to Black hair, why does the Black community feel the need to determine what is acceptable?
The Mixed Kids: A Critical Look into the Term and its Usage.
Many tend to confuse culture, race, and ethnicity due to lack of discussions as well as society using these terms interchangeably.