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Lezley McSpadden, Mother Of Mike Brown, Takes Control Of Her Own Narrative
Lezley McSpadden seems to be in another place when she speaks about her son. In a room full of Howard law students, she slowly recounts...
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NBC Nightly News Anchor Lester Holt Calls For Dialogue In Convocation Speech
Prominent African American news anchor Lester Holt encouraged the Howard University community to engage people who disagree with them...
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African-American Civil War Museum Celebrates 20 Years
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Atop the U Street metro station sits an African-American Civil War Memorial, carrying the names of more than 200,000...
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Donna Brazile and Michael Steele urge challenging the system in ‘The Future is Now: Reviving Civilit
On the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, King Endowed Chair and former Democratic National Convention Chair Donna Brazile sat in...
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Jhené Aiko Headlines #YoutubeBlackFanFest at Howard University
The #YoutubeBlack Fan Fest returned to Howard University for a star-studded lineup Tuesday evening. The event was headlined by neo-soul...
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Howard’s Campus Media Denied Access To Bookstore Conversation With Charlamagne Tha God
Every year, Howard Homecoming season brings celebrity appearances and a slew of alumni to its campus. On Thursday, Oct. 25, the Howard...
African-Americans are one of the most active groups on social media. The multimedia piece explores their social media usage habits and the effects on their sense of identity.
African-Americans are one of the most active groups on social media. The multimedia piece explores their social media usage habits and the effects on their sense of identity.
The parallels between the lived black experience in America and popular sci-fi and fantasy storylines are blatant yet black representation in fictional media is slim. The effect this has on impressionable black people is explored in this podcast.
The Long Term Health Effects of Black Hair - Savannah Miller
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Beauty products are a multi-billion dollar industry, but some of these popular trends have been linked to harmful health issues down the road. This podcast explores these issues, personal journeys, medical advice, and insight from those in the field.
Exercise vs. Natural Hair - Rosemarie Miller
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Black women have notoriously skipped out on going to the gym due to hair concerns. This piece highlights this subject from the perspective of trainers and gym-goers.
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