What Is It About Black History That Frightens the Hell Out of the Far Right?
Scholar Molefi Kete Asante discusses the radical origins of Black History Month and how it confronts cultural hegemony.
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One year later: Temple Center for Anti-Racism lacks visibility among students
Temple’s Center for Anti-Racism commemorated its first anniversary with a town hall on Nov. 16.
Source: temple-news.com
The Emergence of a New Racism
At the first Republican debate we saw a truly rightwing phenomenon with Indian American candidate Vivek Ramaswamy playing the role of the aggrieved white man. To be sure, Ramaswamy is
Source: phillytrib.com
Rev. Jackson steps down from Rainbow PUSH Coalition
A protégé of the nation’s most prominent civil rights leaders, Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., who ran for the nation’s top office in the 1980s, stepped down on Saturday as head
Source: phillytrib.com
The history of Temple University's Africology and African American Studies Department
More than 50 years ago, Temple students flooded the North Philadelphia roads of Broad Street for hours to demand that the university be more responsive to African American issues. Their voices were heard. In 1971, Temple University established what eventually would become known as the Department of Africology and African American Studies, one of the first Black studies
Source: temple.edu