Her Campus at UPRM
Celestina Cordero: Primera Maestra Puertorriqueña Negra
Celestina Cordero es la primera puertorriqueña negra libre en establecerse como maestra y fundó la primera escuela pública para niñas.
Her Campus at FIU
Challenging Norms: Navigating Society as a Non-Stereotypical Black Woman
In today’s society, Black women are often seen through one narrow lens that doesn’t show the full spectrum of they are to the world. People expect them to act...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Intersectionality: What I’ve Learned as a Black, Bisexual, Christian Woman in College
Growing up in a devout Christian and Caribbean household, I never questioned who I was supposed to be until I got to college. This is what intersectionality looks like...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Afrofuturism Can Reshape the Present
Afrofuturism reconnects the past, reclaims the present and reimagines the future of Black livelihood.
Her Campus at CAU
Five Black Women Authors You Need to Read
This article features five Black women authors and their famous books, each telling powerful stories about love, identity, and strength. Their works have made a lasting impact on literature.
Her Campus at CAU
The Issa Rae Effect: How She’s Changing The Entertainment Industry For Black Creatives
Issa Rae is transforming Hollywood by elevating Black creativity and ensuring authentic Black stories are told on screen. Through her work in the industry, she continues to create opportunities...
Her Campus at MSU
Black lesbian literature recommendations
In addition to The Combahee River Collective Statement, these following texts frame our positions in a society shaped and affected by capitalism and colonialism. They move beyond compartmentalized thought,...
Her Campus at Brown
Kendrick Lamar’s Revolution Will Be Televised: What the Super Bowl Halftime Show Says About America
Kendrick Lamar's halftime show was riddled with symbolism and imagery of what American reality is for Black Americans; a rigged game.