Black on Campus: A photo story honoring Black History Month
Melissa Henriques
Sydney Baskett smiles as she talks about the long journey that black women go through to love their hair.
February 14, 2018
Melissa Henriques
Michelle Beverly teaches Media Studies at Mercer University’s Center for Collaborative Journalism. Many black students at Mercer University gravitate towards her when concerned of racial issues on campus.
Melissa Henriques
Freshman at Mercer University, Brianna Ramsay takes notes during a branding workshop held for minority students.
Melissa Henriques
Tayanna Smith teaches a dance workshop on the cultural significance of Caribbean dance at Mercer University
Melissa Henriques
Elijah Hawkins explains the frustration that many minority students experience has majority student question about their culture specifically on their difference in hair care.
Melissa Henriques
Sydney Baskett smiles as she talks about the long journey that black women go through to love their hair.
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