Black Voices: CAA’s Mark Cheatham speaks with IU American Marketing Association chapter
Apr 22, 2021 1:35 amCheatham talked to IU students about making a mark in the music industry.
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.
Cheatham talked to IU students about making a mark in the music industry.
A guilty verdict is a good start but we can't get too comfortable.
A poem about policing, violence, and shifting the power from the police to the people.
This election marked 10 years since the last Black student was elected as President.
I fear the blood, sweat and tears of my ancestors are not enough.
George Floyd's life was cut short by 9 minutes of hate.
An artistic piece illustrating how sadness can manifest itself as jealousy when projected towards other people.
Jeremy Morris said the board needs more millennial representation.
It is a constant struggle to get out of bed on time, especially now.
None of the bystanders said anything to me or try to denounce the racial bias incidence.
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A poem reassuring my younger self through difficult family situations.
Dance is a staple within the Black community, but white TikTokers don’t recognize that.
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Lil Nas X knows exactly what he's doing by provoking controversy, and he's doing it well.
A art series exploring the important Black women throughout women history who used their voices to advocate for others.
A poem about first love and understanding my own weak inclinations.
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The winning couple broke up due to the winner's racially insensitive comments.
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier humanizes Sam Wilson's journey as a hero and a Black man.
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