Ava Peters Music Journalist Protest music has existed long before the creation of the United States. It has likely been around since the invention of music. In 1961, Martin Luther King Jr. said that protest songs “give the people new courage and a sense of unity. I think they keep alive a faith, a radiant hope, in the future, particularly in our most trying hours.” For black artists especially, music […]
by Jernice KelleyWeb Content Contributor Since the beginning of U.S. history, the tech industry has struggled to reflect the diversity of the country. Major tech companies such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook have put out diversity reports every year since 2014, reporting consistently low single-digit percentages. Despite the odds, there are still many influential black figures who have made a name for themselves in tech. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wp6RmlBh-qA&ab_channel=OutspokenAgency Outspoken Agency's YouTube video […]
Au’Bryanan Johnson News Reporter *The text below is the radio version of this story. The office of Student Diversity and Inclusion at Texas State University hosted a black history celebration on Thursday February 5th. “Mama’s Kitchen” brought many of the faculty, students and staff together to share a meal in celebration. The event was held in the LBJ Student Center and was open to anyone at Texas State. Student Diversity and Inclusion […]
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