Effie Burt, notable Oxford musician and member of the progressive group Wise Women, called for Lafayette County at Monday’s Board of Supervisors meeting...

Co-keynote speakers Dr. Joy DeGruy and Tim Wise address the crowd regarding Black History Month related issues last night in the student union ballroom....

“Black Lives Matter.” “Take it Down.” “A Change Gonna Come.” These phrases plastered on signs and other written calls to action were the only...

With Valentine’s Day on Thursday, this seems like the perfect week to make a list of love songs. However, I want this list to be a little different....

Marcia Cole addressed a crowded audience on Thursday night during the university’s opening ceremony for Black History Month, and stressed the continued...

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February Fashion ...

Pisces, the Fish: Feb. 19- March 20 Venus smiles on you this month, Pisces. Love and happiness is in the air, and there might even be a surprise visit...

Last year, I wrote an article discussing Langston Hughes’ “The Negro Artist and The Racial Mountain.” Hughes’ essay discusses a young poet’s rejection of his “black identity” in an effort to declassify his talent. The poet’s disdain for identity has been echoed in contemporary society. From Raven-Symoné to Stacey Dash, the black community has been plagued...