Last fall, students at The University of Missouri-Columbia used social media and public protest to challenge their school’s racist campus culture. Their efforts led to their football team striking, their president resigning and an eventual $1 million initiative from their university aimed at staff diversity. Exactly one year after the Homecoming parade that sparked their movement, their example […]
Campus police released alerts online via Twitter and Facebook assuring the campus was safe. The tweets, posted by the account @keanuagainstblk, were sent shortly after a peaceful rally against racial bias on college campuses.
A local NAACP chapter has announced plans to open up a discrimination hotline for Black students at the University of Missouri.
The protests on college campuses against racial bias are proving to be effective.
The situation that continues to unfold on the campus of the University of Missouri has intensified with calls for violence against Black students to the…
The Republican candidate said he would never meet with anyone from BLM because they allegedly support the killing of police officers.
Following online threats and a number of racially charged vandalism incidents at the University of Missouri, officials at Howard University are boosting security on campus after also receiving threats targeting Black students.
As of Thursday morning, the threats and vandalism continued. Police were investigating an incident at the Columbia campus' Black culture center. Someone spray-painted over the word "black" on the sign to the culture center.
Inspired by the recent protests against racism at the University of Missouri, scores of students at Ithaca College in New York decided to stage a walkout Wednesday demanding that the institution’s president, Tom Rochon, step down.
"We will move much further toward anarchy than anybody can imagine, and much more quickly," Ben Carson told Fox News about the recent uprisings on college campuses.
If you read anything today, it should definitely be these tweets.
Despite hundreds of accounts of threats, harassment and terror posted on social media Tuesday, authorities and media outlets dismiss Black students fears as a 'hoax.'
