Join us for transformative discussion about civil rights and activism from a panel of former Black Panther Party members.
This event is part of the CSUN University Library’s Black History Month event...
Join the CSUN University Library and History Department faculty, Dr. Marissa Jenrich, for a showcase of student research spanning the 19th century through the 1980’s documenting Black history, activism,...
Join us for a presentation on The Impresario: Leon Heflin and the World’s First Annual Jazz Festival by the author, Deborah Swan.
Deborah has dedicated herself to honoring and preserving the legacy...
To celebrate the conclusion of Black History Month, the Department of Africana Studies (AS) organized an event that allowed students to explore the connection between music and therapy.
The Black Trilogy...
The Labor of Love Showcase hosted by the Black Faculty and Staff Association (BFSA) was held at CSUN for the Black History Month celebration. This event showcased the various talents, performers and creative...
Kwanzaa, a new short film created through an interdisciplinary collaboration of CSUN students and faculty, presents the history and formation of the first Kwanzaa celebration in 1966, Los Angeles.
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In the United States, Black history is recognized during the month of February. In today’s era, the most famous way to observe Black history is through the media. Films and documentaries have been created...
Black History Month is a time to celebrate and embrace Black culture and traditions, which can’t be spoken about without mentioning food.
From Jamaican cuisine to traditional Southern soul food, this...
The beginning of Black History Month was recognized with an opening ceremony on Wednesday, Feb. 1, at Matador Square.
This year’s theme is “Black Resistance,” honoring and commemorating the social...
