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Executive members of the NAACP leading the meeting in an effort to revive the chapter on campus. Photo by Carolina Olivares.

NAACP chapter leads efforts to revive on campus

By Carolina Olivares
Published Apr 19, 2018
A group of students are successful in their efforts to bring the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) chapter back to campus and plan to discuss ways to bring awareness of equality.
TCU reflects 50 years after MLK killed

TCU reflects 50 years after MLK killed

By Kennedy Harvey
Published Apr 5, 2018
TCU honors the memory Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years to the day of his assassination.
Beverly Walker (yellow) and her five children stand in front of a photo of their father, Baron Walker (photo courtesy of Milwaukee53206.com)

Documentary tells story of area with highest percentage of incarcerated black males

By Richard Edgemon
Published Mar 31, 2018
Those serving the sentences are not the only people affected, incarnation impacts the entire family.
Martin Luther King Jr. and Vada Felder smiling and standing directly right of King at the Majestic Theater on Oct. 22. (Photo courtesy of Brite Divinity School.)

Memorial to commemorate MLK Jr. to come to downtown Fort Worth

By Brandon Kitchin
Published Mar 25, 2018
The memorial plaque ceremony will be held Wednesday, Apr. 4 on the 50th Anniversary of King’s assassination.
Photo courtesy of Aisha Torrey-Sawyer.

Q&A: Meet the new director of diversity and inclusion program

By Mackinley Bullock
Published Mar 20, 2018
Aisha Torrey-Sawyer, a long time TCU employee, talks about her experience and actions she is taking as the new diversity and inclusion director.
Joel Fendelman and James Chase Sanchez discuss the film "Man on Fire" at TCU on March 1, 2018. (Photo by Michelle Carter)

‘Man on Fire’ discusses the lingering racism in Grand Saline, Texas

By Michelle Carter
Published Mar 2, 2018
The "Man on Fire" screening discussed racism in Grand Saline, Texas and what pastor Charles Moore did to bring awareness to the situation by setting himself on fire.
Nelson Mandela’s former prison guard visits campus to reflect on their unlikely friendship

Nelson Mandela’s former prison guard visits campus to reflect on their unlikely friendship

By Brandon Kitchin
Published Mar 1, 2018
Nelson Mandela's former prison guard shares stories of his dear friendship.
Martin Luther King Jr. visited Fort Worth thanks to first African-American female graduate of Brite Divinity School

Martin Luther King Jr. visited Fort Worth thanks to first African-American female graduate of Brite Divinity School

By Brandon Kitchin
Published Feb 1, 2018
Vada Felder broke barriers and helped lead the fight for Civil Rights in Fort Worth.
'More than a major. A movement.'

‘More than a major. A movement.’

By Brandon Kitchin
Published Jan 25, 2018
Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies looks to continue to expand both in the classroom and across campus.