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‘If I see something that I want to change, I’m going to change it’
Professor Raphael Rogers and author Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie explore the need for Black representation in picture books
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Tales of a Chinese restaurant kid
Author Curtis Chin shares coming-of-age story with Clarkies
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From Bard to banned
How Shakespeare’s continued relevance inspires and agitates
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‘Inclusion is a way of life’
Students, professors recognized for advancing inclusive excellence
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‘Your Afro bounces, dances, and sings’
Filmmaker-author speaks about the joy of Black hair with Clarkies
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‘Learn to celebrate who you are’
Panelists offer students life, career lessons during Black Alumni Homecoming
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A community of support and advocacy
Black Alumni Association sustains diverse network of Clarkies
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‘Having a voice at the table makes a difference’
Local pastor to energize Clark’s MLK Day celebration
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‘We hope the Clark community sees this as a call to action’
Equity in Action initiative launches with daylong conference
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Finding Hollywood’s hidden messages
Course analyzes American adaptations of Japanese films
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