Her Campus at Towson
Where Culture Meets Cinema: Five Black Stories to Watch Now
Writer, Jaliah Williams Upshaw, shares five of her favorite Black cinemas.
Her Campus at PSU
What Black History Month Means On A Predominantly White Campus
February on a predominantly white campus is definitely an experience, especially as a Black woman. The dining hall suddenly has themed menu items to make everyone feel more included....
Her Campus at Texas
Being a Black Woman on a PWI Campus
Being unapologetically Black at PWI is not always easy, but it is always an act of protest. There are moments when I feel the weight of being one of...
Her Campus at U Toronto
Books by Black Authors to Read During Black History Month
This is a list of books I have read and books I want to read that give representation to Black characters, people, and authors. While I am writing this...
Her Campus at Texas
Black Pearl Books: Austin’s Gem
This article will talk about black women-owned businesses you should consider supporting in black history month.
Her Campus at Illinois State
Black Romance Films to Watch During the Season of Love
Need black romance films to watch for Valentine's Day? Here are Jakira's top five favorite black romance films of all time!
Her Campus at Youngstown
Creating a BHM Production
Hi everyone! This past week kicked off Black History Month. Due to this, I thought, what better way to kick it off than to talk about my experience helping create my high school’s Black History Month production.Â
Her Campus at UCD
AFRO-FUTURISM: THE FUTURE OF MUSIC AND PROSE AS A TOOL OF FREEDOM
By incorporating these aesthetics, these artists create tools to help them escape exclusion and discrimination. They use numerous art forms, such as music and spoken word, to process and...
Her Campus at UNT
Love Has a History: Celebrating Black Philanthropists
Did you miss the UNT Her Campus “Love Has a History” event? Don’t worry – here’s the recap.
Her Campus at St. John's
Don’t Invite Everyone to the Cookout
"You are just mad that I'm invited to the cookout and you're not". This is what was said to me when my White male friend and I were arguing...