Black campus organizations host events throughout the school year to promote Black culture and its impact.
Tag: Black History Month
Aquarium of the Pacific’s African American Festival makes a splash with a sea of cultural celebrations
The two-day event pays homage to Black history through modern and traditional Black and African customs.
Cultural architects: The eternal influence of African Americans artists
For generations, African American culture has been unrecognized and under-appreciated by society, especially their arts.
EOP, Guardian Scholars alumni panel highlights Black excellence
Panelists discuss perseverance, strength and higher education during Black History Month.
Black Makers Mart uplifts Long Beach community
The Mosaic transformed into a cultural hub of Black-owned businesses, resources and food.
Beach Weekly S12E2: Flooding on campus, new student housing & more
Beach Weekly S12E2: Flooding on campus, new student housing & more
Beach Weekly S12E1: CFA faculty strike, dining hall food waste & more
Beach Weekly S12E1: CFA faculty strike, dining hall food waste & more
Fourth Street’s “Fourth Friday” celebrates small businesses
On the fourth Friday of every month, small businesses gather to celebrate their diversity.
NFMLA is “changing the reel” for communal filmmakers
New Filmmakers LA is “filling the void,” for new creators and filmmakers by providing themed film festivals and a supportive environment for arts and life.
Kwanzaa brings respect and celebration of African-American culture
With the goal of uniting the Black community and keeping the history of Africa alive, Karenga’s creation of Kwanzaa in the ’60s is still celebrated all around the globe.