PinnedPublished inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesAddressing Asian American/Pacific Islander College Students’ Mental Health NeedsAmidst increasing reports of anti-Asian hate crimes, the Steve Fund and the National Center for Institutional Diversity…Jan 27, 2022Jan 27, 2022
PinnedPublished inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesThe Intersection of Power, Race, and CommerceIntroduction by series curators, Dr. Roland L. Leak, associate professor of marketing at North Carolina A&T, and Rebekah Modrak, professor…May 31, 2021May 31, 2021
PinnedPublished inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesEducators for Change: Marginalization and Anti-Racist Curriculum in the ClassroomIntroduction by series curator Dr. Lata Murti, Brandman UniversityFeb 22, 20211Feb 22, 20211
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Published inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesMusic through the Eras of Abolition, Emancipation, Segregation, the Dream, and BLMAcross historical eras and music genres, music inspires us to resistJan 28Jan 28
Published inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesThe Musical Genius of Beyoncé, David Bowie, Kendrick Lamar and Janelle MonéeArtists Challenging Genres and Addressing Social IssuesJan 281Jan 281
Published inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesRadically Transforming Classical Musicby Christopher S. JenkinsJan 283Jan 283
Published inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesThe Genre-Defying Essence of Black Songby Caroline Helton and Stephen Berrey (on behalf of the Singing Justice Collective)Jan 27Jan 27
Published inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesDrill music doesn’t glorify violence; it details the raw realities of everyday lifeby Kelly AllenJan 27Jan 27
Published inSpark: Elevating Scholarship on Social IssuesFluidity Across Genres is Possibleby Mehmet VurkaçJan 275Jan 275
