Summer 2021
Maiden Brothers’ Community-Based Programs Nurture Potential in Dallas Youths
Education can lead to limitless possibilities, they say.
Black History Month
Fall 202115911TCU Magazine Podcast
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.
Spring 202111295TCU Magazine Podcast
Podcast: Beyonce, Intersectionality and Lynn Hampton
What is intersectionality? How does Beyonce represent it? What is feminism?
Spring 2021
Climate Change? Have Another Cup of Coffee
Omar Harvey studies novel ways to capture and store carbon dioxide.
Summer 202115595TCU Magazine Podcast
Brandon Kitchin Returns to Journalism
“It’s very emotional. It’s very powerful,” the writer says about his Summer 2021 cover story.
Comrades True
Lillian Young’s Art Inspiration
Video: Lillian Young ’18 is the first African American artist in the TCU Mary Couts Burnett’s Art Collection.
Winter Redux 2020
Real-life Faces of Education Reform
For Francyne Huckaby, filmmaking brings her academic research to life.
Fall 2019
Careers of Federal Workers Tell Story of Racism
Frederick Gooding Jr. looks at how integration of the workforce hid years of continued discrimination.
Fall 2019
Black Theater and Literature Show America’s Painful Past
Stacie McCormick, assistant professor of English, explores the link between slavery and contemporary African American performance and literature.
Summer 2019
Finding Peace Through Dance
Godelieve Mukasarasi, Rwanda native and TCU’s 10th Global Innovator, uses dance and shared experience to help women recover from trauma.