Black History Month

Fall 2021

Brandon Manning Examines Black Masculinity

His book Played Out: The Race Man in 21st Century Satire is an examination of inclusion and social justice.

An article in the TCU student newspaper depicts four Black Jarvis Christian College students talking to one white TCU student.

Spring 2021

TCU, Jarvis Christian Student Swap Broadened Perspectives

Students from Jarvis Christian College, a historically Black college, spent a week at TCU in 1968.

Preview graphic for the TCU Magazine / TCU Alumni panel on June 30, 2021, "Never Too Late to Say His Name"

Still Not Too Late to Say His Name

Why is this the time for a deeper dive into reconciliation and remembrance? TCU professor Adam W. McKinney, Juneteenth activist Opal Lee and Fred Rouse III, whose grandfather was lynched in 1921, discuss the more difficult aspects of Texas history.

Summer 2021

Exploring Reconciliation

The kickoff year for TCU’s Race & Reconciliation Initiative includes targeted academic inquiries and a wealth of virtual events.

director of TCU's Counseling & Mental Health Center, talks through the signs of trauma.

Summer 2021

Eric Wood: Recognizing and Processing Trauma

In a video, the director of TCU’s Counseling & Mental Health Center talks through the signs of trauma.

Tim (L) and Terrence (R) Maiden. Terrence and twin brother Tim Maiden, both former TCU football players and ’00 graduates, run a nonprofit named Two Wins that serves Southern Dallas youth through athletics and opportunities that expand perspectives on life possibilities. Photographed in Dallas, TX by Ross Hailey, February 25, 2021

Summer 2021

Maiden Brothers’ Community-Based Programs Nurture Potential in Dallas Youths

Education can lead to limitless possibilities, they say.

Brandon Manning, an asst. professor of English, has an upcoming book on how black men are portrayed in satire.

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Brandon Manning: Humor, Satire and the Black Man

His book, Played Out: The Race Man in 21st Century Satire explores Black satirists creating vulnerability to highlight the inner emotional lives of Black men.

Lynn Hampton, an instructor in the Honors College, teaches classes on engaging difference and diversity. Photos taken in studio on 11/13/2020 by Glen Ellman

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Podcast: Beyonce, Intersectionality and Lynn Hampton

What is intersectionality? How does Beyonce represent it? What is feminism?

Omar Harvey and a female student talk in front of a computer.

Spring 2021

Climate Change? Have Another Cup of Coffee

Omar Harvey studies novel ways to capture and store carbon dioxide.

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Brandon Kitchin Returns to Journalism

“It’s very emotional. It’s very powerful,” the writer says about his Summer 2021 cover story.

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