For over 50 years, Dr. Hazel Symonette has blazed trails for students, staff, and faculty across this country. Today we are building an #archives database to capture her unparalleled legacy. Tell us about Hazel’s impact on your work and share media: bit.ly/symonette

Update on the upcoming cold and winter storm. This is the last decent weather day to make needed preparations. Significant travel disruption is likely Mon PM into Wed #houwx #txwx youtu.be/0xKTCsg3-h4?si…

In May of 1946, The Fultz Sisters or Fultz Quads, became the first identical Black-American quadruplets on record. The Doctor named them and also put them on display for curious onlookers. The Fascinating and Tragic story of the quadruplets, A THREAD

I want to say to all of the Charlies of the world who are erroneously, yet “declaratively,” conveying that my father’s influence and the way he is honored are unwarranted: I’m clear on why you do it. It’s the same reason now that it was then. It’s the reason that led the

Winter storm to impact the area tonight into Tuesday. Travel will be nearly impossible on Tues. very cold with only slow recovery into later this week. #houwx #txwx

Through struggle and discipline, persistence and faith, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. helped move this country forward. As we honor his legacy today, let’s remember the lesson he taught us: that even in the face of impossible odds, people who love this country can help change it.

As the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wisely said, "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." Today and every day, I pledge to never silence my voice and continue to march in the path he forged toward justice.

Winter weather update by Jeff Lindner . Continue visiting our social media platforms for information and visit ReadyHarris.org for weather related updates.

One year ago, we lost a giant—Joe Madison, “The Black Eagle.” His voice was a force for truth, justice, and action. In times like these, we need his wisdom, his passion, and his unwavering commitment to justice more than ever. His legacy lives on in the fights we continue.

All Aboard! These Famous "Soul Train" Dancers Talk About Their Time on the Popular Series bit.ly/4gtfFC1

Howard Associate Professor Bahiyyah Muhammad, Ph.D., has dedicated her career to challenging the stigma surrounding children of incarcerated parents. Her research focuses on highlighting resilience and success of these children as many of them have earned advanced degrees, hold

On this day in 2020, Ahmaud Arbery was tragically shot and killed while jogging in Georgia — an innocent life taken by racial violence. Today, we honor his memory and stand with his family members, who still grieve this heartbreaking loss. Sending love and strength. 🕊️

“I appreciated the real-world suggestions about how to DO the work. The structure of the program was so well thought out.” We love this feedback about our Advancing Racial Justice and Equity certificate program, as we design the program around practice! tinyurl.com/ARJE2025

Supervision was never meant to be a life sentence. That’s why REFORM’s VP of Community Engagement, Jay Jordan (Jay Jordan), fights for parole and probation reform--because everyone deserves a real second chance, not endless punishment. We all have a reason to fight.

Watch: Spike Lee aka Living Legend. 🎬 We talked about new film “Highest 2 Lowest” starring Denzel + lessons from Malcolm X, federal troops in #DC & more. Listen tonight 5p PT/8p ET on KBLA 1580 - on 🧵 @KBLA1580 OR subscribe to A More Perfect Union podcast 🎧 #SpikeLee #Denzel #JournalistLife

EVERYONE NEEDS TO LISTEN TO THIS 👇🏼 #1619Project

At 2:56 PM CDT, 4 NE Houston [Harris Co, TX] Emergency Mngr reports Flash Flood. Fire Department preformed a water rescue along Jensen Drive. #txwx mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/lsr/?by=wfo&wf…

Let’s be clear—your rights don’t disappear because of your skin color, your accent, or your citizenship status. The Constitution doesn’t work like that, no matter how bad Republicans want it to. This Supreme Court ruling is dangerous and it’s only taking us backwards.

- Karen Attiah, the last Black full-time opinion columnist at the Washington Post, says she was fired

Next week, join the informational webinar on September 25 about the application for the Minority Dissertation Fellowship. aera.net/Newsroom/AERA-…