Black Voices: Brooklyn's voice
Nov 13, 2020 2:10 pmSenior Brooklyn Hill uses her voice to uplift Black bodies.
Senior Brooklyn Hill uses her voice to uplift Black bodies.
A wave of relief has swept across America, but there's still much to do.
When blk women coin one another sis we recognizing a similar struggle.
Politicians must reflect those they are governing.
The podcast tackles the stereotype of Black women being considered too loud.
Black people cannot let colorism stand in the way of our community.
"You've always had my back, and I'll have yours," he said.
The Black Collegians held a march to the polls event to encourage voting among Black students.
Junior Rama Soumare uses her voice to uplift Africans.
Dr. Chaniece Wallace died due to a disease that disproportionately impacts Black women.
IU junior Tiana Williams uses theater to be an activist.
He must make more direct, concrete change this term.
The chapter focuses on uplifting Black communities.
You say blasphemy but expect black women to be savior.
Black people can do more than just lament the Black American experience.
From dissatisfied to indifferent, IU students have mixed feelings about the election Tuesday.
The IU Pre-Law Black Law Student Association prepares the socially conscious lawyer of tomorrow.
Senior Kadiatou Diallo is the owner of Crowned Helix, a natural hair care company.
As Americans protest police brutality, Nigerians are fighting the same battle.
Black representation is important in all aspects of life.
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