UHURU Magazine

More Than a Moment: Preserving Culture Through Women

Trinity Chapman, Staff Writer
April 17, 2026

Across the globe women are an essential link in preserving their cultures. From language to teaching traditional dances, their influence is deeply embedded within society. Apart...

I Can’t Always Be Strong

Sydney Stevenson, Editor
February 7, 2026

To be a Black woman is to be dissected. In every moment of our existence, we are laid bare on an operating table. Every aspect of ourselves–our personalities, our desires,...

The Soil Still Shapes Us

Nuhami Miller, Editor
December 7, 2025

So often, you hear, “not everything is about race.” But how could it not be, when this entire country was built on it? Race isn’t a side note in the story of America, it's...

my sky

Terry Lee III
December 2, 2021

A house locked away In cloud beds that bring grey -voices with them that speak in tongues -inhale set fumes through their lungs A castle that rides pst your bedroom A...

Modista Heaven & Hell

Carlton Scott
November 22, 2021

Kent State’s anti-racism task force holds first town hall

Alex Gray
December 14, 2020

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...

UHURU SPRING 2020 ISSUE!

Administrator
April 27, 2020

Thank you for taking the time to read our new issue!