Category: Letters to the Editor
Letter To The Editor: SAAC’s Offical Response to Current Events
As the Society of Afrikan American Culture, advocating for the Black community at NC State, we...
Letter to the Editor: Racial Bias in Reporting “Safety” Issues?
This may just be an opinion that can not be fully proven with the available data but I find it...
OP-ED: Black Consciousness Is Not Given At Birth
Loulou Batta | Guest Columnist I was born to African, immigrant parents in Florida. I spent most...
Open Letter to NCSU Regarding Shaun King’s Speaking Event on 2/11/19
This open letter from the NCSU Workers Union has been issued in response to Shaun King’s invitation to speak on February 11, 2019, as part of the Department of Social Work’s 2019 Lecture Series.
OP-ED: Put Your Mouth Where Your Money Is: Get Involved With the Student Fee Process
Student Government is hosting a Student Fees Town Hall in the Currituck-Hatteras Ballroom on Tuesday, January 22 from 6:00 to 7:45 PM. The event will feature representatives from the campus entities to whom we as students pay the largest fees: Transportation, Wellness and Recreation, Student Centers Operations, Student Health, and the Education and Technology Fee.
It’s Still The Language Of Racial Hate and Putdown
Rupert W. Nacoste, Ph.D. | Guest Columnist Right now, I am in the toughest part of my...
Letter to the Editor: NCSU Administrator responds to latest racist social media posts on campus
As I read the Nubian Message article, Racist Social media posts surface just after Black N.C. State SBP-elect announced, about racist, intolerant and hateful comments posted on Yik Yak after the student body elections, I was...
A Letter to the Editor
Good afternoon Editor-in-chief Chris Hart-Williams, My name is Alexis Perry. I am a current rising junior and (African-American) member of the NC State women’s track and field team. I greatly appreciate all that the Nubian...
Letter to the Editor: In Response to the Submission of Jefferson Ellison
To The Current Black Community at NCSU: First off understand why the Nubian Message was founded. It was founded simply to give ‘us’ a voice. The Technician never adequately represented our events, thoughts, or actions. I know...
Letter to the Editor: Separate But Equal, is Not Equal
To Whom It May Concern, I am writing you as a concerned student body member. I recently picked up a copy of your newspaper, this issue to be specific, and was troubled by your message. I found the title “Welcome, Black...
