An award-winning author and activist, he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in U.S. History for his bestselling book, Still Invisible? Examining America’s Black Male Crisis in 2020. His critically acclaimed homage to Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man, was an Amazon #1 New Release and went on to win several honors, including the Florida Book Award […]
A prominent philanthropist and activist, known for her dedication to various causes, she delivered an inspirational speech and a significant gift to the School of Journalism, directly supporting the next generation of media professionals.
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A Pulitzer Prize-winning author, best known for The Color Purple, her literary contributions and activism enriched discussions on campus about African American history, feminism, and social justice.
A distinguished scholar, civil rights theorist, and the first African American woman to be tenured at Harvard Law School, her intellectual contributions and insights into voting rights and democracy enriched academic discourse on campus.
A celebrated poet, writer, commentator, and activist, her powerful voice and insightful perspectives on race, gender, and society resonated deeply with the Hampton community, fostering critical thinking and artistic expression.
A Nobel Prize-winning author, widely regarded as one of the most influential writers of the 20th century, her presence on campus enriched the literary environment and challenged students to engage with profound narratives of history, identity, and the human condition.
A celebrated author known for his powerful narratives on the African American experience in the rural South, his literary insights stimulated critical thinking and discussions on themes of history, resilience, and identity.