Last month in L.A., the California Arts Council’s “Arts in Corrections” program sponsored the inaugural Connecting Art and Law for Liberation (CALL) bi-annual conference. At the […]
Karida Brown, Assistant Professor of Sociology and African American Studies, and Robert Dallek, Professor Emeritus of History, have been named to the advisory board of the Obama Presidency Oral History […]
Alum of our BA program Kamil Oshundara will be the speaker at this year’s graduation which is set for June 15th 11am at the Fowler. And remember, it will be […]
We are pleased to announce our MA student Dante Taylor has officially accepted admissions to Howard University Law School, and begins this fall. He now joins the ranks of a […]
We have just received word that the Department will welcome its very first Regent’s Lecturer next academic year. In Fall 2019, we will be hosting internationally-renowned artist Charly Palmer as […]
Come join Khosi Radebe and Professor Karida Brown to discuss the upcoming international traveling photographic exhibit of Black Liberation movements in South Africa and the U.S! Event will be hosted […]
Professor Kyle Mays explores the concept of how hip hop has been a part of the journey for many who have grown up through a variety of indigenous cultures. Read […]
The cast and crew of “The Red Line,” a CBS limited series following three families impacted by the police shooting of an unarmed, black man. The panel highlighted the challenges […]
During its annual meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Organization of American Historians (OAH) announced that Brenda Elaine Stevenson, University of California, Los Angeles, has been selected to receive the inaugural […]
The film for which Professor Bryonn Bain is involved, “Windows on the World”, just won best director and two other awards at the Method Film Festival in LA! The film […]
