JOIN US FOR BLACK STUDENT WELCOME !!! Starting tomorrow Sept 1st 4pm!!! It will be held all month long in September every Tuesdays 👏🏾👏🏾 see you there

Join the AARC on Slack! We have created a Slack workspace for all of our Black Titans at CSUF. Check out our bio to learn more about how to get connected!

Do you miss the AARC like we do? Join us on "The Red Couch"! This is our zoom hangout! Starting next week you'll be able to connect with your fellow Black Titans! We have a lot of special programming lined up for… instagram.com/p/CEkh-AEA9y3/…

Join CSUF Diversity Initiatives & Resource Centers as we examine the history and current usage of policing in marginalized communities. Register at tinyurl.com/critconvos to join our Canvas and receive access to various resources and readings that we will be discussing this year

Dr. Rashida Mosley will be hosting While Black drop-in sessions every Wednesday from 1pm-2pm. These sessions are designed for Black CSUF students to discuss how racial trauma, social injustices, police brutality, stereotypes, micro/macroaggressions have impacted their wellbeing.

DIRC will be hosting a new programming series titled Critical Consciousness to explore policing in marginalized communities. Students will be able to explore books, articles, films podcasts and engage in activities within their communities to learn how combat police brutality.

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Thanks for everyone who attended last week's program on the History of Police! Our next program will focus on Police Accountability, Unions & Politics. Join our Canvas page to get access to all of the resources and our special assignments (link in bio)! Email us for more info!

Join us for a dialogue on how COVID has impacted Black and Latinx communities! Make sure you register to get the zoom link! @ African American Resource Center instagram.com/p/CGih23dgHnb/…

The women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. will be having an informational next Thursday, January 21 at 7:20pm! Contact [email protected] to learn how to get connected!

Happy Birthday to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr! Over the next few days we hope to highlight his work with racial and economic justice. Here is a clip of his speech "We're Coming to Get Our Checks" : ow.ly/i90h50D6TS6 . In this speech, MLK rebuts the bootstrap theory.

"Every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism or in the darkness of destructive selfishness." - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Today we are highlighting one of MLK's books, Why We Can't Wait. It is about the history of the struggle for civil rights and what future generations need to do to ensure equality. If you are interested in reading it, the Pollak Library offers one to be loaned. Check it out!

"The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people." - Dr. Martin Luther King

"Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?" is about the Civil Rights Movement and how it looks a decade after it started. MLK also addresses the dreams he has for America and the changes that need to take place. This is also available at the Pollak Library.

Check out this excerpt from Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Another iconic speech from MLK is I've Been to the Mountain Top. Here is a clip of his speech: youtu.be/RkmJcCGfuzo . In this speech, MLK talks about the importance of supporting Black businesses and avoiding those that don't acknowledge our humanity.

Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We hope you take this time to reflect on his teachings and legacy. “Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The AARC is hiring! Check our bio to learn more about Peer Liaisons and access to the application form!

🎶🎼🎵We have a new addition to the AARC! Stop by to enjoy some timeless music on vinyl! Let our staff know if you have any suggestions for our collection!! @ African American Resource Center instagram.com/p/CSw8AqIpCAI/…