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Courtesy of Professor Charles Peterson

Power, Policy, and A Black Feminist Agenda

L. Joshua Jackson, Arts & Culture Editor
February 12, 2021
Courtesy of Director of Artistic Programming and External Relations Thea Boyd and Daniel Heinrich

A Celebration of Black Artistry; The Con Performs Its Way Through Black History Month

L. Joshua Jackson, Arts and Culture Editor
February 5, 2021
Justin Emeka

One Generation to The Next: Justin Emeka Talks Black Artistry, Facilitates Dialogue in Theater Spaces

L. Joshua Jackson, Arts & Culture Editor
December 4, 2020
Oberlin Dance Company creates healing spaces among students and faculty.

Dance Dialogue Series Aims to Create Healing Spaces

L. Joshua Jackson, Arts and Culture Editor
November 11, 2020
Students in

“Playwrighting and Performance in the Time of the Black Lives Matter Movement” Creates Community Among Students

Katherine MacPhail, Anna Farber, and L. Joshua Jackson
October 30, 2020

What is a Black American Music Department?

Daniel Spearman, OC ’16
September 4, 2020
Afrikan Heritage House faculty and residents hold an Umoja meeting over Zoom, as shown in the documentary

“Boxes Will Be Provided” Challenges Oberlin to Do More For Black Students

Atheena Frizzell
July 9, 2020

65 Foundational Works in the Field of Africana Studies

Department of Africana Studies
June 14, 2020

ABUSUA Demands Institutional Reform from Administrators, Board of Trustees

ABUSUA
June 14, 2020

Fashion Show “Look Black At It” Celebrates 50 Years of Africana Studies

Nathan Carpenter , Editor-in-Chief
February 28, 2020
Protesters raise their fists during “Bloody Tuesday” protests at San Francisco State College. The San Francisco Express Times ran this image on the front page of its December 4, 1968 issue.

Reflecting On 50 Years of Africana Studies

Nathan Carpenter, Alice Koeninger, and Drew Dansby
November 15, 2019
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