The Black Presidency: Barack Obama and the Politics of Race in America
Explore Obama's presidency through the lens of race, examining his approach to racial conflicts and the impact on American democracy and society.
The Time Is Now — Charting a Course to 2030
Explore strategies to increase African American representation in physics, featuring TEAM-UP report insights, implementation guidance, and expert panel discussions on fostering inclusive academic environments.
The Legacy of Emmett Till - Exploring New Perspectives on a Pivotal Civil Rights Case
Explore the impact of Emmett Till's tragic death through two authors' perspectives, shedding light on racial injustice and the ongoing quest for equality in America.
Cultivating the Queen in Black and Brown Girls and Women
Empowering black and brown women to embrace their confidence, overcome societal prejudices, and realize their full potential through mentorship, leadership development, and inclusive excellence initiatives.
Exploring Basketball, Identity, and Play Through Art
Discover how artist Marlon Forrester uses basketball as a lens to explore identity, social change, and the commodification of the Black male body through various artistic mediums.
The Mission to Safeguard Black History in the US
Julieanna L. Richardson shares the importance of preserving Black American history through The HistoryMakers archive, highlighting unknown legacies and emphasizing documentation for future generations.
Religion and Race in America: The Black Church's Prophetic Critique
Explore the black church's unique history and its prophetic critique of white Christianity, examining its impact on contemporary social and political issues in America.
In Defense of Hip-Hop | Roland Fryer | TED
Economist Roland Fryer analyzes 40 years of radio station data and lyrics from rappers like Tupac, Dr. Dre, Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar to measure hip-hop's impact on people's lives, putting one of culture's most notorious debates on trial.
The Importance of being Afrocentric in a Post-Slavery World | Dayanna Theus | TEDxYouth@RMSST
Dayana Theus’s TEDx talk explains why being pro Black means celebrating Black culture and supporting Black communities, not just fighting racism. She shows how the history of slavery still affects the way Black people are treated and viewed today, especially through stereotypes in media. Her message
Why Africa Must Know Africa | Debrah Ngonyo | TEDxYouth@BrookhouseSchool
Debrah encourages Africans to know Africa—its stories, its people, and its power. Debrah is a young African girl committed to Pan-Africanism and the unity of the continent. Inspired by Africa’s rich heritage, she aims to help reconnect Africans with their history and strengthen the spirit of solid
African Psychology :Going Beyond the Psychology that Enslaved Us | Dr Erica McInnis | TEDxTrafford
Dr Erica McInnis challenges dominant Western psychological frameworks that have historically ignored, pathologised, or harmed African and Black communities. She calls for a conscious shift toward African-centred psychology one that honours culture, collective identity, spirituality, and lived experi