Black Voices: Crystal Clear
Sep 14, 2020 1:35 amAlex Petit takes photos in black and white to produce sharp images.
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.
Alex Petit takes photos in black and white to produce sharp images.
Protesting can be more than marches and sit-ins.
Perry became recognized as a billionaire Sept. 1.
The 1619 Project is a valuable educational tool that schools should use.
Poet Adrianne Embry writes about Black girl joy.
Senior Justin Freeman uses his voice to lead others toward the fight for justice.
Jaden Amos reflects on emotions of the morning of her brother's funeral.
Mental health is important to prioritize during these uncertain times.
Adrianne Embry writes about gun violence in the Black community.
Senior Xakilah Daniel advocates for marginalized populations in the Bloomington community.
From decades ago present day, rollerskating has deeply impacted the Black community.
Read Adrianne Embry's latest piece about being Black and a woman.
Chadwick Boseman's legacy shows how much representation matters.
The $1 billion merger between two Black-owned banks will increase wealth for Black people.
Freshman Aniya Lyons uses graphic design to remind us Black Lives Matter.
Embry is the founder of Black Brown and Beige Theatre Troupe.
Those who Zoombombed IU NAACP proved racism exists on campus.
Black people have released an abundance of creative work in quarantine.
Being a double minority, Black women are judged harsher by society.
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