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Yesenia Jones | Editor-in-Chief A new student group has arrived on campus. Channel Blond is the...
Read MorePosted by Yesenia Jones | Oct 30, 2019 | Features
Yesenia Jones | Editor-in-Chief A new student group has arrived on campus. Channel Blond is the...
Read MorePosted by Yesenia Jones | Aug 29, 2019 | News
Upcoming events and updates from the African American-Cultural Center.
Read MorePosted by Yesenia Jones | Aug 22, 2019 | Columns, Opinion
Yesenia Jones | Staff Writer Welcome to NC State, Class of 2023! This is an exciting time that...
Read MorePosted by Yesenia Jones | Apr 11, 2019 | News
As a part of Pan-Afrikan Week’s festivities, the University Activities Board’s Black Students Board hosted their annual Pan-Afrikan Pageant on Wednesday, April 10. The pageant crowned Maayan Eaves, a second-year studying communication with a concentration in media, and Jordan Bullock a third-year studying animal science, as the Pan-Afrikan king and queen.
Read MorePosted by Yesenia Jones | Apr 4, 2019 | News
On Monday, April 1, the GLBT Center hosted Josh Burford, queer archivist and historian, as their Week of Action keynote speaker. Burford’s background as an activist-turned-archivist followed suit with the Week of Action’s theme of advocacy around intersectional social justice issues. He specifically discussed the history of radical queer activism and the future of queer advocacy work. Burford stated that his archival work stemmed from the lack of queer history in education systems.“There’s an ongoing problem,” Burford said. “Queer people don’t have access to their history. Less than 17% of all students…have access to any kind of queer history. That’s in the entire United States.”
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