Join an exciting 45-minute conversation on gender conceptions, gender change, masculinity, and more in the world of ancient Egypt and
Host: Steven Johnson, adjunct faculty, Fine Arts A guided cross-cultural and cross-generational drawing activity. This event is part of the
Students from History 201: Classics in African American History present a Black History Month video in which they talk with
This event has been canceled. This online lecture will share archaeological and archival research into early African American family life,
Panelists: Shara McHayle and Jade Everett, founders of Hoop 88 Dreams Moderator: Elena Romero, assistant professor, Advertising and Marketing Communications
Join the Black History Month Committee along with the FIT community for a virtual soul food cooking session with Essence
This event has been canceled. Maafa—the Kiswahili word for “calamity” or “catastrophe”—is the term used for the African holocaust of
Talking about race, although hard, is necessary. “How to Talk About Race” is a presentation based on Robin DiAngelo’s book
The Diversity Council invites the FIT community to a virtual meet and greet to ask questions, make suggestions, and find
Structural racism—the normalized and legitimized range of policies, practices, and attitudes that routinely produce cumulative chronic adverse outcomes for people