Editor's Note:
This is the last in our 2023 series of features for The Chanticleer’s celebration of Black History Month. To close out February, we’re focusing on alumni and those who continue contributing...
The Horry and Georgetown counties are gathering Feb. 25 to celebrate their third annual Gullah Geechee Community Day. This event allows others to engage in the wide-ranging traditions of African culture....
The Digital Culture and Design (DCD), English, and Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) departments celebrated Douglass Day with three campus events on Tuesday, Feb.14.
The events honored the life and...
James Ndone, communication assistant professor
By Jesse Sobczak
James Ndone, Ph.D, is a communication professor and researcher here at Coastal Carolina University. Aft er growing up on Mombasa...
From the rhythmic Afrobeat, to the poetic narration and the voices of African Americans throughout the span of history, Hulu’s six-part documentary series, “The 1619 Project,” packs a powerful and...
Many of you may know Harriet Tubman, Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Frederick Douglass, George Washington Carver, and Madam C.J. Walker as the African American inventors, visionaries, and...
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) consists of nine organizations that work together to create positive change for Black people in the country.
The council was formed during the early 1900s when...
From racism, economic inequalities, to gender pay gaps, Black women face many complications in today’s fight for equality. Regardless of a Black woman’s abilities or education, society encourages the...
Ira Knight’s play, “The Myth, The Man” interprets Martin Luther King Jr.’s thoughts minutes before his death on April 4, 1968, at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis. Knight said his goal by...
“Representation matters” is a statement often heard in the public and amongst universities communities, and the Women of Color (WOC) is an initiative on Coastal Carolina University’s campus where...
Moving into February, we at The Chanticleer want to celebrate Black History Month by shining a spotlight on contributions from all throughout our campus community; whether they be from students, faculty...
