Posts tagged black history month

ETSU joined the nation in celebrating Black History Month on Tuesday after an official kickoff in the Brown Hall auditorium. The ceremony started at 7 …

At a primarily white institute, the Black Affairs Association aims to provide a safe space for students to come together and reflect on their experience. …

February is Black History Month and is being celebrated around campus all month. “Black History: Things you weren’t taught in History Class” was a group …

Black History Month started on Feb. 1, and to kick off the month Unapologetically Black hosted an event in Rogers-Stout Hall. “The significance of Black …

As we enter into Black History Month, it’s essential for Americans to recognize and respect cultural heritage months. Many would argue Black History Month only …

February is the month of love, but some forget the reason we should show affection. Valentine’s Day is probably the day you’re thinking about, but …

The beginning of February marks the start of Black History Month, a time for the celebration and remembrance of important people and events throughout the …

On Feb. 26, students from around campus gathered together while wearing black clothing in an event called “All Black Everything.” “During the All Black Everything event, people got together wearing …

Sunday brought a huge crowd to the ETSU Culp Auditorium for “Black Church,” a performance from both the ETSU Gospel and the International choir. The …

On Friday, Charles Edward Charlton, a Johnson City native, performed a moving, humorous and emotional tribute to black American composers. Charlton graduated high school at …