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 highly regarded author known for her insightful novels exploring contemporary African American life, her engagement with the campus community offered literary inspiration and fostered discussions on critical social issues.
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Juan Dolores (Papago Nation) attended Hampton Institute and later working with a California anthropologist to document the traditions, culture, and language of his tribe, his work demonstrates Hampton’s role in fostering cultural preservation and academic pursuits among Native American students.
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