A conversation with Marsha Greene and Annmarie Morais
The York alumni discuss their new show The Porter, their experiences as creatives and the importance of showing stories of Black joy and Canadian history.
Tag: BIPOC
Hollywood’s colourism problem and shifting away from it
Calling out the faults of colourism in the film industry and acknowledging the slow and steady growth of diverse shades being put forth in mainstream media.
BE YU: A program for Black students
What is the Black Excellence York University program and how can it help students?
In light of the previous year
What changes have been made since 2020, and how we’re seeing a difference locally at York.
The influence of Black culture in mainstream fashion
Discussing the many ways Black Culture has influenced mainstream trends throughout different eras and the Black individuals who popularized them.
Black skincare and the winter
To gain a better perspective of Black skin care, three York individuals share their general winter skincare routine and their relationship with their skin.
Black leaders in the York community
A highlight of some of the Black leaders in the York community, some in and out of the campus spotlight.
The kink in my hair: Part II
This two-part article explores the natural hair experience of Black women as part of the York student body.
The kink in my hair: Part I
This two-part article explores the natural hair experience of Black women as part of the York student body.
Vanier College Productions launches BIPOC Artist Hub
Vanier College Productions and faculty explain what the BIPOC Artist Hub is all about and what it means for BIPOC artists.