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In this interview, Professor Mwatabu Okantah discusses the history behind the Center of Pan-African Culture at Kent State University and shares insight on how to improve programming. He warns that Black History Month is simply a yearly reminder that the long struggle continues and programming must go beyond the month of February.
The COVID-19 pandemic has put a damper on the typical events colleges and universities host to celebrate Black History Month. However, students and professionals are coming together to make this year better than ever. Whether in-person or virtual, events are still available to celebrate the contributions of black individuals and address the issues they still face today.
In this exclusive interview, Dr. Tiffany N. Reed discusses the role of the African American Culture Center at Indiana State University, how programming for Black History Month has changed in the wake of COVID-19, and some of the best practices her office and the institution are making to ensure Black student voices are being heard.