BE Heard: The Survival Guide for Students of Color at PWIs
These next few pointers are the guide to addressing race relations on PWIs and making the most of your college experience.
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The ‘I Have A Dream’ Foundation Keeps Making Dreams Come True
When I attended the I Have A Dream Foundation’s annual Spirit of the Dream Gala last year, I was so impressed with the organization that it has become one of my favorites. I love that it doesn’t set limits on who can participate in its programs. It works with entire classrooms, sometimes entire schools, which can include so-called low as well as high achievers.
The 2017 Greenlighters Academy Develops Hollywood’s Next Stars in Boot Camp
This spring, the American Black Film Festival—June 14–18 in Miami Beach—held its first ABFF Greenlighters Academy, a two-day boot camp in which five fellows mostly from historically black colleges met industry professionals, engaged in roundtable discussions, and learned what it takes to pursue a corporate career in the film industry.
An Executive Chef Dishes Out the Secret to Success in the Culinary Business
One of the chef-driven restaurants at the MGM is the Tap Room Sports Bar, with creole-inspired dishes deftly executed by Executive Chef Henry Dudley.
Is Your Campus Racially Literate?
Harper walked on stage and like a cannonball went through a litany of racial threats that black people and Muslims were subjected to the day after Trump was elected. One black female professor was called a “nigger” as she walked across campus.
