Who is The Black Voice?
The Black Voice (TBV) was founded and published its first issue at the University of Wisconsin-Madison back in 1971. TBVContinue Reading
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UW-Madison students need to pressure the City of Madison to take responsibility for Tony Robinson’s death
How can we feel safe when the people who are supposed to protect us from danger present a larger danger to us? We can’t. Not only do we need Kenny fired, but we need the same motivation for racial justice that we saw in the summer of 2020.
An ongoing demand: Black Americans fight for equity at UW-Madison for generations
Generations of Black students attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison have been dedicated to their demand for equality and space, while fighting against racial discrimination and inequality in Wisconsin.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Isabel Wilkerson discusses new book at UW MLK Symposium
The Black Voice’s co-editor-in-chief Chelsea Hylton moderated the event
Chancellor Blank on meeting frequently with students: “That isn’t my job”
Interview with UW-Madison’s chancellor failed to reassure the safety of Black students and clear pathways to progress (A link toContinue Reading
5 ways to prevent ‘Zoom-bombing’ from derailing your virtual event
5 simple tips to use to make your virtual meetings more secure on Zoom.
“We can’t keep waiting for this”: BIPOC Coalition agrees to meet with Chancellor Blank twice per semester
In a long-awaited and altogether tense meeting Wednesday night, the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) Coalition has reached anContinue Reading
They Ask Us Why We Cannot Breathe
“Because everyday is a testament to our survival, in a world that is burning”
Spreading the love, one mask at a time
UW-Madison junior creates homemade mask business and raises money for the United Negro College Fund.
10 ways Black Badgers have fought to have their voices heard
Life as a Black Badger on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison surrounds a search for identity and placement on a campus that has not made space for its African American population.
