Black Voices: Students, alumni react to Dr. Seuss being accused of racism
Mar 9, 2021 3:07 pmSix Dr. Seuss publications have been pulled from publication due to racist portrayals and imagery.
This section will give more representation to minority students on campus. While the goal of the Black Voices section is to uplift the voices of Black students, other students of color are welcome to contribute.
Six Dr. Seuss publications have been pulled from publication due to racist portrayals and imagery.
These movies explore racial injustice, self love and familial relationships.
Black children in discipline-oriented schools feed into the school-to-prison pipeline.
Black organizations like Black Student Union have stuck together even during the pandemic.
The IUWC features workshops and speaking events for fiction, poetry and nonfiction.
The African American Arts Institute developed new ways to teach and perform online.
From jazz to rock to hip-hop, the laws around music always seem to target Black folk.
This poem tells the story of a Black woman coping with female infertility.
Biles deserves to grow and excel without having a limit placed on her.
Sunday cleaning has been a Black tradition for decades due to slavery practices.
The film illustrates the real tactics used to kill the Black Panther Party’s Fred Hampton.
Zachary Harper is the first IU student to have been chosen to be part of a prestigious program for African-American men.
![The Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields is located at 4000 N. Michigan Rd. in Indianapolis. A job posting last week for a new museum director museum caused controversy after it noted that the museum wanted to bring in diversity, but also "maintain [its] tradition, core white audience.".](https://snworksceo.imgix.net/ids/55e2b1ab-1934-4073-9e06-7167d431edd5.sized-1000x1000.jpg?w=1000&ar=16%3A9&fit=crop&crop=entropy&facepad=3&auto=format)
Wanting a "core white audience" is a symptom of a bigger problem.
We should celebrate Black accomplishments all year.
IU students have come up with an initiative to support minority students in technology.
The event included explorations of identity and activism.
The $1 million donation to the consortium will fund four fellowships for diverse students.
A girl enters romantic and social consciousness with the teachings of Audre Lorde, whose birthday is Feb. 18.
The American Red Cross is encouraging people to donate in honor of Black History Month.
“I couldn’t help to think that this is what it means to be black.”
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