From Kamala Harris to Aretha Franklin, “The True Black History Museum” captured the true essence of achievement for Black Americans throughout history.
Podcast staffers Evan Patocka and Wendy Yang talk about past articles on The State Hornet that represent the Black community and culture.
The Sacramento Crocker Art Museum hosted a Black History Month festival in honor of its “Black Artists in America: Civil Rights to the Bicentennial” and “Joyce J. Scott: Messages” exhibits on Sunday featuring art by Alma Thomas and James A. Porter.
Welcome to The State Hornet’s Black History Month Sac State Athlete Showcase. Discover more about players such as Jared Gipson, Solape Amusan and Armon Bailey who have left their triumphant mark on Sac State athletic program’s history.
Activist photographer Kachiside Madu has a story to tell with his “Homeless to Heartfull” exhibit at The Brickhouse Gallery and Art Complex in Sacramento
Cultural appropriation and stealing from Black culture isn’t a new phenomenon. From Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian-West to Fergie in the 2000s, white women and celebrities love to take Black culture and use it to their benefit — but they don’t love the Black people who created their styles. Story continues below tweet. Culture appropriation…
Books to read by Rachel Renee Russell, Angie Thomas and Mateo Askaripour during Black History Month.
Vice President of Inclusive Excellence Dr. Mia Settles-Tidwell is dedicated to changing Sacramento State’s definition of diversity
