‘Inside a black man’s mind’: Inspiration behind Oscar-winning ‘BlacKkKlansman’ speaks at SLCC
Ron Stallworth, the subject of Spike Lee’s film “BlacKkKlansman” and a former SLCC instructor, shared his story Feb. 26 at the Grand Theatre.
Racism
Alt-right group posts propaganda around SLCC campuses
SLCC students and staff were shocked to find anti-immigration messages displayed around campuses yesterday.
Local hip-hop artists discuss youth, racial justice
Several Utah rappers participated in an insightful discussion on youth and racial justice Oct. 24 at South City Campus.
A call for compassion and solidarity from whites
Jonny Nay submits an open letter asking white people to show compassion and become citizen activists.
Women of color fighting racism
The women who participated in the YWCA Stand Against Racism panel discussion shared both inspiring and heartbreaking stories.
Letter to the Editor: Black History Month – Keeping Racism Alive
Reader Shelia Clark talks about Black History Month.
The Race Card Exhibit: Exploring and confronting identity
Michele Norris visits SLCC to spread her message about race with the Race Card Project.
Michele Norris gives SLCC time for reflection on race
Michele Norris, a reporter for NPR, speaks about the Race Card Project and overcoming racism and stereotypes.
From Inside the Glass: My Race Card Project: Take a walk in their shoes.
“Take a walk in their shoes” is my six word essay describing what the word ‘race’ means to me. A part of the Race Card Project, to answer the question of what the word “Race” means to you in only six words.
SLCC’s black students voices in on stereotypes at the college
Black students at SLCC are the minority, but they make their voices heard at Student Voices Panel.
Honoring Dr. King’s humanitarian legacy
Martin Luther King Humanitarian award winners gathered for a panel discussion and tribute.
‘Conversations on Social Issues’ voices in on racism
“Conversations on Social Issues: The New Racism” kicked off SLCC’s celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.