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Unpopular opinion: It's time for Black Future Month – Northern Star - Vimarsana News

Unpopular opinion: It's time for Black Future Month – Northern Star

It’s time for Black Future Month.  “Black Future Month” is a term that I first heard used by Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) and it inspired me greatly. Last year, Ye uploaded a video on social media of himself giving a speech. In this uplifting speech he discusses Black empowerment and the need for...

N.K. Jemisin: Change Theory - Vimarsana News

N.K. Jemisin: Change Theory

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7 New(ish) Sci Fi Reads To Blow Your Mind : NPR - Vimarsana News

7 New(ish) Sci Fi Reads To Blow Your Mind : NPR

This year's Summer Poll is all about the past decade in science fiction and fantasy, so we asked critic Jason Sheehan to come up with his own list of the new sci-fi that's blowing his mind.

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Why Green Lantern's 'Far Sector' rings true in Alabama - Vimarsana News

Why Green Lantern's 'Far Sector' rings true in Alabama

Why Green Lantern’s ‘Far Sector’ rings true in Alabama Updated Feb 26, 2021; Posted Feb 26, 2021 The cover of Issue No. 9 of "Far Sector," a Green Lantern story written by author N.K. Jemisin.Courtesy of DC Comics Facebook Share DC’s “Far Sector” comic book stars a fledgling Green Lantern who’s struggling to learn the limits of her power while she’s very, very, very far from Earth. But in Mobile, Alabama, something about this story hits close to home. From the perspective of Rando Dixon, a Black comics creator based in Mobile, “Far Sector” is proof that a creator can mak...

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Black Cultural Center releases spring 2021 virtual events - Vimarsana News

Black Cultural Center releases spring 2021 virtual events

Black Cultural Center releases spring 2021 virtual events Note to journalists: Journalists visiting campus should follow visitor health guidelines. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University’s Black Cultural Center is releasing the upcoming schedule of virtual events. All events are free. Registration is required for all events and can be done via the BCC’s website. * Now-Feb. 28 — “The Rudiments of SuPre” by Boyd Smith at the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, 102 S. 10th St., Lafayette. In 1995, a criminologist named John Dilulio falsely predicted that there would be an explosion o...

Source: purdue.edu