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Black Women’s Activism through History and Poetry

“Somehow, we’ve weathered and witnessed a nation that isn’t broken, but simply unfinished.” -Amanda Gorman, The Hill We Climb Those

The American metropolis and perceptions of the so-called “urban crisis” have loomed large in previous installments of my Race and

Around 1930, a fifteen-year-old John Henrik Clarke travelled to New York City, New York, anxious to meet Arturo Schomburg at

Anti-blackness, including the violent events our society typically invokes when reflecting on racism, often centers on the violence inflicted on

Black Studies, (also known as African American Studies, Africana Studies, and Pan African Studies) has its origins in the Black Campus