BlackBoard Zine Spring 20

‘Deeply Rooted’ Identities: Expression Through Hair

Painting the Color Black: the Portrayal of Black Characters on screen

Black Cats’ Looks: Family Ties, Stylish Comfort, and Durags

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BlackBoard Zine Spring 20

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“Whose Streets? Our Streets!” an account of a Black Lives Matter protest in Kansas City
- by Onyeka Chigbogwu
- 7 June
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American police are responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Black Americans in the last decade—many of those, unarmed. Their power has been unchecked for this nation’s entire history. ...

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BlackBoard Zine Spring 20
- by blackboardmag
- 25 May
This season, we asked the Black community at Northwestern to submit their art, music and poetry to make...
Undergraduate Prison Education Program addresses the coronavirus crisis in Illinois prisons: Q&A with Olivia Putnam and Caleb Young, UPEP presidents
- by Jacquelyne Germain
- 12 May
During a time when the coronavirus is having devastating effects on prisons and jails in Illinois and nationwide,...
10 ideas to spark joy in quarantine
- by Camille Williams
- 6 May
10 ideas if you'rein need a little joy during this crisis. Stay safe and stay home!...
Fueling the Future of a Fossil Free University: Q&A with Keala Uchoa, Fossil Free NU president
- by Jacquelyne Germain
- 26 April
In spring 2019, following a four-year hiatus, second-year Weinberg student Keala Uchoa renewed Fossil Free NU. Since then,...
When The Revolution Comes
- by Bengi Rwabuhemba
- 16 April
Originally slated to appear alongside our cover story for our Diaspora issue, this essay covers and responds to...
The Diaspora Issue
- by blackboardmag
- 8 April
Our Winter 2020 Magazine is out and available to download.
Colorism: A Plague
- by Cameron Simpson
- 11 February
In the United States, Black people have made significant progress in terms of civil rights and representation in...
The Grammys: Recognition or Reparation? Are Black People Forced to Conform in Order to Perform?
- by Karina Karbo-Wright
- 31 January
The Grammys are considered one of the most prestigious awards in American music. Though they are presented...
#Metoo founder Tarana Burke speaks healing
- by Rebecca Covington
- 29 January
“If we could see that sexual violence and the trauma that people hold is another type of death,...
Black in Spain
- by Marissa Martinez
- 17 January
Attending school in PWIs my whole life has prepared me to be the only one well enough. But...
‘Deeply Rooted’ Identities: Expression Through Hair
- by Jesse Noss
- 12 January
The importance of Black hair and its tie to identity is something I only recently began to fully...
Q&A with Tracy Vaughn-Manley
- by Imani Harris
- 10 January
Tracy L. Vaughn-Manley is an assistant professor on a tenure track in Northwestern’s African American Studies Department....
Personal Essay: Creator Restored
- by Ayana Davis
- 9 January
This personal essay was originally published in the Fall 2019 print issue, but heavily reduced in word content...
Painting the Color Black: the Portrayal of Black Characters on screen
- by Onyeka Chigbogwu
- 9 January
Black people have struggled for decades to be represented on movie screens. But what’s even more important than...

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