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By Kayla Johnson In the 1970s, the American advertising industry began to move away from its long standing habit of using African Americans as props. Following the tail end of the…
By Bianca Gonzalez Activists have turned social media to document heightened injustices in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. As gathering for protests and community service projects now poses a health risk,…
From an outside perspective, the phrase “Black women saved America” or “Black women are our saviors” sounds like a compliment. After the 2020 Presidential Election and pivotal Georgia Senate Runoff, these pseudo-praises…
The month of February serves to reaffirm and uphold Black peoples’ historical importance in America. Due to the pandemic and the country’s general modernizing, in 2021, this national holiday will unfold on…
American media consumption is at an all-time high and Black influence on popular culture is undeniable. The influx in Black content creators, entertainers, and entrepreneurs is a result of the representational gaps…