Posts tagged Black Lives Matter

On Friday, Oct. 1, a group of activists met in Founders Park to march to town hall. The call for a peaceful protest came out …

On March 25 at 6 p.m., ETSU’s Civility Week hosted #BlackLivesMatter co-creator Alicia Garza to speak on her career and book entitled “The Purpose of …

The ETSU Black Affairs Association’s “Unapologetically Black” series presented a discussion panel on Black Lives Matter and Blue Lives Matter via Zoom on Feb. 22. …

On Nov. 5, a total of 55 artists and 85 artworks were celebrated for participating in the FL3TCH3R exhibit, an exhibition that focuses on socially …

ETSU Department of Media and Communication students Caleb Neal, Lauren Lee and Alaana Patterson won second place in the documentary category of the Tennessee Communication …

ETSU Votes is holding an essay contest as part of the build-up toward election day. The competition is open to any ETSU student, undergraduate or graduate, …

The ETSU football team came together Sept. 28 to decide that preparing for the rest of the season should be put on hold until they …

Coinciding with Black History Month, The Sankofa African-American Museum on Wheels stopped by ETSU on Feb. 25 in the D.P. Culp Student Center. Students had …

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 …

Racism has been a massive problem in the world for a millennia, so why does it still exist? In so many ways, people have surpassed …