Black authors have reached heights through the truths they tell with their stories. They have been the voice to the voiceless
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How Bloomfield College’s History As A Predominantly Black Institution Has Impacted Its Students
Although Bloomfield College is small, its cultural and historical impact is huge.
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“It Takes A Village”: How Danielle Epps Has Become Her Students’ Biggest Supporters
Leading women of color like herself is what gives Epps purpose, and she draws on her own experiences to guide and connect with students.
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Java Love: How A Woman-Owned Business Has Become A Community Staple
Jodie Dawson and Kristine Petrik are the masterminds behind the blooming business. Starting in the Catskill Mountains of New York, Java Love began as a romantic notion they hoped would …
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‘Daughter Of Smoke And Bone’ by Laini Taylor
The sheer depth that Laini went to describe the gothic, marionette-themed streets of Prague, or the unpredictable tendencies of main character Karou and her magical beaded necklace used to grant …
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On March 4, the Office of Social Justice and Diversity (OSJD) hosted a celebration to mark the start of Women’s History Month with a flag-raising event in front of the …
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A mouthwatering journey through one of Clifton’s culinary gems.
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Montclair State’s Food Recovery Network Chapter Combats Food Insecurity On and Off Campus
The organization, which has chapters at colleges across the country, plans to recover food waste from dining locations on campus and donate it to local charities and food pantries.
