Hoping for a Red Wave: DC Republican Voters Head to the Polls
Corrin Jones HU News Service It’s no secret that most of the 100 million Americans who participated…
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Suzen Baraka and the Painful Truth About the Vote
By Aquil Starks Jr., Howard University News Service Spoken-word poet Suzen Baraka shares painful truths…
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If Black People Quit America, Where Could They Go?
By Courtney Williams, Howard University News Service In 2016, after the election of sitting President…
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HBCU March of the Generations
By Jaquatte Williams, NewsVision Reporter One day after the March on Washington, another highly-celebrated…
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Give Me Liberty or Give Me Sickness?
Alexandra Wesley does everything she can to fight COVID-19 and minimize exposing her family to…
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Lecture Series Highlights Depiction of Africans in Art Throughout History
By Rebecca Johnson, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C.– The “Art As Activism”…
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Remembering Malcolm X 55 Years Later
A. Peter Bailey distinctly remembers the day Malcolm X was assassinated. He had just spoken to Malcolm…
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The Globalization of Black People During the Vietnam War
My 12-year-old self was quite used to the smell of barbershops— the aroma of hairspray, the scent…
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Howard University Hosts “Reframing Our History: The 1619 Project With Nikole Hannah-Jones”
Howard University hosted award-winning New York Times journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones to speak about…
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First D.C. Statehood Meeting Held in 20 Years, and What It Means for the District
The average American has no idea that D.C. doesn’t have the same rights as the rest of the…
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