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Reaction to Children of Blood and Bones & Black YA Authors Written By: Nayirah Muhammad Ever since reading the premise for this new addition to YA fiction, I have been amazed at how much press and coverage this series has gotten.
M.D.C Dodgeball Madness
Written by: Julian Stainback III
The annual Michigan Dodgeball Cup took place this Sunday right here at MSU! Michigan State’s dodgeball team have been grinding hard at practice over the last few weeks. In this cup, Michigan State takes on two of the best teams in the dodgeball league: Central Michigan (ranked 1st) and Grand Valley State (ranked 2nd). State will also play a match against a…
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DVSN's Morning After World Tour
DVSN’s Morning After World Tour
Written By: Xavier Mattison
For some artists, performing live can be an excruciating ordeal. With new artists cropping up on the internet seemingly every day, many are not well adjusted to perform live in front of an audience. There have been countless stories of artists leaving shows abruptly, complaining of lack of crowd energy or microphone malfunctions. Most recently, Dave East had left his…
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Sound Mind Sound Body Midwest Invitational 2017
The Sound Mind Sound Body (SMSB) Football Academy was created and founded by Curtis Blackwell in 2004 in Detroit, MI. The camp’s growth over the years is evident and consists of alumni like Carolina Panthers wide receiver Devin Funchess and Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Desmond King. The camp has welcomed the likes of great coaches like Ohio State’s head coach Urban Meyer and Michigan State’s…
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Tokenism & Limited People of Color in Hollywood
By Nayirah Muhammad
When I think about the number of shows on television and in film with a strong presence of people of color nowadays I can only come up with a handful off the top of my head: Empire on Fox, Blackish and Fresh off the boat on ABC family, and Power on STARZ. Now, I’m sure there are more but these are the most popular ones. You may ask yourself why this is the case. Well, it…
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Black Power Rally’s Student Speaker: Ashley Carr
By: Erneikqua Holmes-McCoy
MSU’s annual Black Power Rally empowers the black community, capturing the image of what it is like being not only a black student but one at a predominately white institution. What better way to engage in that feeling than by hearing from your very own peers. Ashley Carr, a senior here at MSU, and a fellow sister of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority was one of two of this…
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The Autobiography of Gucci Mane
This is not titled the autobiography of Radric Davis. At first, it’s hard to discern a hero from the murky recalling of our famed narrator. Necessary evils are in abundance and, at times, you may find yourself sympathizing with even the most hardened of thugs but that’s only because the autobiography assumes readers are smart enough to know that their trade is a means of survival. Luckily, the…
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Michigan State's Men Basketball
Michigan State’s Men Basketball
Senior Tum Tum Nairn and Sophomore Miles Bridges 2017-2018 Team Captains (Kirtmon F. Dozier, Detroit Free Press)
Michigan State men’s basketball team started the season ranked #2 in the country. Hoping to build on last season’s disappointments with star forward Miles Bridges coming back for another year, the Spartans are projected as an early favorite to take home the National Championship…
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Miguel's War & Leisure
Miguel’s War & Leisure
If the past couple years have proven anything it’s that 1.) we are currently living through an R&B Renaissance and 2.) Suffering sells. In music, our infatuation with heartbreak has become so embedded into our perception of quality that we quickly discard anything slightly elated as jovially juvenile. This notion has been challenged by a few brave soles, namely Bruno Mars in recent years but…
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4eva is a Mighty Long Time
Artist Big K.R.I.T has been under the radar for quite some time now, releasing his last full length LP “Cadillactica” in 2014. Teasing fans with a mixtape of freestyles and singles like “Confetti” and “Aux Cord,” K.R.I.T made it apparent he was gearing up to release a project.
On Friday, October 27 Big K.R.I.T released his third studio album “4eva is a Mighty Long Time.” The 22 track double album…
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BPR’s Student Speaker Black: Ashley Carr
MSU’s annual Black Power Rally empowers the black community by not only capturing the image of what it is like to be a black student, but to be a black student at a predominately white institution. What better way to engage in that feeling than by hearing from your very own peers. Ashley Carr, a senior here at MSU, is BSA’s past political affairs director and a fellow sister of the Alpha Kappa…
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Morning After.
The stage has been set perfectly. Since releasing their debut album, Sept 5th, DVSN has carefully pulled back the curtain on their secrecy leaving us with jagged-edged puzzle pieces with no clear picture. The mystery surrounding their follow up album, Morning After, was steep, but a steady stream of singles accumulated plenty of hype. We know their names: Devin Daley, Nineteen85, née Paul…
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The African Student Union hosted its annual gala at the Wharton Center. This year’s theme focused on Pan-Africanism. Pan-Africanism is the advocacy of politically uniting all descendants of Africa as one. As many of you may know, there has been many difficulties with Africans, African Americans, and Afro-Caribbeans identifying as one, so the theme of the show really spoke to a lot of us. Throughout the show there was laughter, joy, and a sense of unity that filled the room.
The show opened up with a dance given by the ASU Traditional Dance Group. It then led into a powerful poetry piece given by Suri Chungag. Amal and Rachel performed a forceful and dynamic poetry piece Phenomenal Woman, originally written by Maya Angelou, but with a twist. Their spoken word spirited the room leaving the audience to acknowledge all the Phenomenal Women in their lives and communities. A skit performed by True Love, Olatolu, and Nanga had the Wharton Center filled with laughter. The skit was about a young woman whose husband brought her on a reality tv show to confess his adultery or as Olatolu put it “tasting other’s women jollof.” The young woman was furious and sad, but eventually realized that she didn’t need her husband, because she was a successful entrepreneur who had a multitude of things going for herself. This was a very powerful scene, because there are many women and men who experience cheating in their relationships or marriages and stay because they feel they are incapable without their spouses. This is almost never the case.
After intermission, a flag show was performed which to me symbolized unity and respect with the countries across the continent of Africa. I can speak for myself and others when I say a lot of us attend ASU’s Galas looking forward to the dance performances. Once again this year, they did not disappoint. Dancing groups like Zuvaa Afro-Caribbean Dance group who came all the way from Ohio gave us a show that we wouldn’t forget. Following the dances, Hakeem the People’s Poet also performed a poetry piece which focused on this year’s theme Pan-Africanism. Hakeem ended his performance asking the audience when will we all as Africans or Black people unite. His performance was very compelling. The show ended with another performance given by ASU Traditional Dance Group that had the crowd and myself in our seats dancing along to the beat. Overall, this year’s ASU Gala was nothing less than amazing! If there was anything that I took away from the ASU Gala was that WE ARE ALL ONE. If you missed out on this event, follow African Student Union on Instagram @asu_msu so to keep up with their events! Check on some pictures from the event below!
Recap of ASU’s Gala The African Student Union hosted its annual gala at the Wharton Center. This year’s theme focused on Pan-Africanism.
Jhene Aiko's album "Trip" review
Jhene Aiko’s album “Trip” review
Jhene Aiko never fails to show us her emotions and different stages of self-discovery through her songs. Her latest album is no different. The album takes us through different stages of grief, love, addiction and joy. According to Aiko, the title was inspired by every type of trip you could imagine, including physical trips as well as mental trips with controlled substances. During this album,…
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New mentorship that's taking MSU by storm
New mentorship that’s taking MSU by storm
Appearing for the first time this fall at Michigan State University, a new student organization is on a clear path to stand apart from the rest. It’s not a new IM team, or a new volunteer opportunity. It’s much different from that. And just as necessary. The group is called Rising Black Men and is dedicated to mentoring freshmen black men as they navigate through college at a PWI (predominately…
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The Dos and Don’ts of Homecoming 2K17 Edition
The Dos and Don’ts of Homecoming 2K17 Edition
Homecoming weekend is around the corner (No, seriously. It’s literally one day away)! I know yall are just as excited as I am to TURN UP and not think about that quiz you got on Monday morning! ALL functions are guaranteed to SLAP… from the bar crawls and the pep rally, to the Black Alumni tailgate and the after parties!
With that being said, here are some Do’s & Don’ts for this Homecoming…
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DAMN.
By Mariah Baez
After impatiently awaiting new music from Kendrick Lamar, he dropped a new project on Friday at Midnight. The album had simplicity written all over it from his choice of one word titles. It’s been two years since fans were struck by To Pimp a Butterfly and now we’re finally receiving DAMN.
So, after reviewing the capitalized, bold, one word song titles on the one word album, he…
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