Texas College celebrates Black History Month with a series of vignettes that highlight the significance of the month. The presentations feature a variety of historical contexts and figures that illustrate the importance of Black history. The presentations are featured below and will be updated throughout the month of February.
President Fennell provides an abridged review of the significance of HBCUs. To view, click the purple button below.
Acknowledging the Significance of HBCUs
Dr. Jan Duncan, Vice President for Academic Affairs, discusses Rev. Jesse Jackson's "I Am Somebody" and its impact, as well as its application today.
Mr. Mingle Moore, English Professor, discusses George W. McLaurin's trek to educational equality and the power of perseverance today.
Dr. Rolande Dathis, Assistant Professor of Sociology, celebrates Black History Month through a brief discussion of collective contributions.
Dr. d'Andra Isaacs, Division Chair for General Studies & Humanities, discusses Ruby Bridges and her educational trek.
